Section 2803-W - [Multiple versions] Disclosure of information concerning pregnancy complications The department may require a residential health care facility to contract with an independent quality monitor selected, and on reasonable terms determined, by the department, pursuant to a selection process conducted notwithstanding sections one hundred twelve or one hundred sixty-three of the state finance law, for purposes of monitoring the operator's compliance with a written and mandatory corrective plan and reporting to the department on the implementation of such corrective action, when the department has determined in its discretion that operational deficiencies exist at such facility that show:
1. a condition or conditions in substantial violation of the standards for health, safety, or resident care established in law or regulation that constitute a danger to resident health or safety;2. a pattern or practice of habitual violation of the standards of health, safety, or resident care established in law or regulation; or3. any other condition dangerous to resident life, health, or safety. Such written mandatory corrective plans shall include caps on administrative and general costs that are unrelated to providing direct care (including providing at least minimum staffing levels as determined by the department) or care coordination.N.Y. Pub. Health Law § 2803-W
Added by New York Laws 2019, ch. 677,Sec. 2, eff. 4/14/2020.