6 Pa. Code § 11.269 - Change in ownership, name or structure
(a) The Department shall be notified in
advance of a potential change in ownership, licensee or name of the center.
Change of ownership includes a sale of a center, a change in corporate
structure or controlling interest in a center, and the addition of a partner or
other corporate reorganization, including stock transfers.
(b) If a license is issued to a partnership
and one or more of the partners dies, the executor or administrator of the
deceased's estate, together with the surviving partners, may apply for a
license. A complete list of names and addresses of the administrator and
partners responsible for the management of the center shall be submitted with
the application. This paragraph applies only when the death of a partner
constitutes 20% or more of the ownership interest.
(c) If a person dies who was the sole owner
of a center, the executor or administrator of the estate may apply for, and the
Department may grant, a license for the center.
(d) A corporation shall file an exact copy of
the articles of incorporation with the Division of Older Adult Daily Living
Center licensure.
(e) Copies of a
fictitious name approval and a charter approval, if applicable, shall be filed
with the Division of Older Adults Daily Living Center licensure, as set forth
in §
11.231 (relating to application
form).
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