Part B - NOTIFICATION AND ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL OF A SUBSTANTIATED FINDING
- Section 388-71-01202 - [Repealed] When does the department make a substantiated initial finding of an individual used by a nursing facility or skilled nursing facility to provide services to vulnerable adults?
- Section 388-71-01205 - [Repealed] When does APS notify the alleged perpetrator of a substantiated initial finding?
- Section 388-71-01210 - [Repealed] How may APS give the alleged perpetrator notice of the substantiated initial finding?
- Section 388-71-01215 - [Repealed] When is notice to the alleged perpetrator complete?
- Section 388-71-01220 - [Repealed] What proves that APS provided notice of the substantiated initial finding to the alleged perpetrator?
- Section 388-71-01225 - [Repealed] What information must not be in the APS finding notice to the alleged perpetrator?
- Section 388-71-01230 - [Repealed] Will APS notify anyone other than the alleged perpetrator of the substantiated initial finding of abandonment, abuse, financial exploitation or neglect?
- Section 388-71-01235 - [Repealed] Can an alleged perpetrator challenge a substantiated initial finding of abandonment, abuse, financial exploitation or neglect?
- Section 388-71-01240 - [Repealed] How does an alleged perpetrator request an administrative hearing to challenge a substantiated initial finding of abandonment, abuse, financial exploitation or neglect?
- Section 388-71-01245 - [Repealed] What laws and rules will control the administrative hearings held regarding substantiated initial findings?
- Section 388-71-01247 - [Repealed] What additional rules apply to administrative hearings held regarding substantiated initial findings made against a nursing assistant employed in a nursing facility or skilled nursing facility?
- Section 388-71-01250 - [Repealed] How is confidential information protected in the appeal process?
- Section 388-71-01255 - [Repealed] How does the administrative law judge make a decision regarding the substantiated initial finding?
- Section 388-71-01260 - [Repealed] When is the alleged perpetrator notified of the administrative law judge's decision?
- Section 388-71-01265 - [Repealed] What if the alleged perpetrator or the department disagrees with the decision?
- Section 388-71-01270 - [Repealed] What happens if the administrative law judge rules against the department?
- Section 388-71-01275 - [Repealed] When does the APS substantiated initial finding become a final finding?
- Section 388-71-01280 - [Repealed] Does the department disclose information about final findings of abuse, abandonment, neglect and financial exploitation?
- Section 388-71-01281 - [Repealed] To whom does the department report a final substantiated finding against a nursing assistant employed in a nursing facility or skilled nursing facility?