651.1065 – Soliciting or Accepting New Continuing Care Contracts by Impaired or Insolvent Facilities or Providers.
651.1065 Soliciting or accepting new continuing care contracts by impaired or insolvent facilities or providers.— (1) Regardless of whether delinquency proceedings as to a continuing care facility have been or are to be initiated, a proprietor, a general partner, a member, an officer, a director, a trustee, or a manager of a continuing care facility may not […]
651.035 – Minimum Liquid Reserve Requirements.
651.035 Minimum liquid reserve requirements.— (1) A provider shall maintain in escrow a minimum liquid reserve consisting of the following reserves, as applicable: (a) Each provider shall maintain in escrow as a debt service reserve the aggregate amount of all principal and interest payments due during the fiscal year on any mortgage loan or other long-term financing of […]
651.107 – Duration of Suspension; Obligations During Suspension Period; Reinstatement.
651.107 Duration of suspension; obligations during suspension period; reinstatement.— (1) Suspension of a certificate of authority shall be for such period, not to exceed 1 year, as is fixed by the office in the order of suspension, unless the office shortens or rescinds such suspension or the order of suspension is modified, rescinded, or reversed. (2) During the […]
651.043 – Approval of Change in Management.
651.043 Approval of change in management.— (1) A contract with a management company entered into after July 1, 2019, must be in writing and include a provision that the contract will be canceled upon issuance of an order by the office pursuant to this section and without the application of a cancellation fee or penalty. If a […]
651.108 – Administrative Fines.
651.108 Administrative fines.— (1) If the office finds that one or more grounds exist for the discretionary revocation or suspension of a certificate of authority issued under this chapter, the office, in lieu of such revocation or suspension, may impose a fine upon the provider in an amount not to exceed $1,000 per violation. (2) If it is […]
651.051 – Maintenance of Assets and Records in State.
651.051 Maintenance of assets and records in state.—All records and assets of a provider must be maintained or readily accessible in this state or, if the provider’s corporate office is located in another state, such records must be electronically stored in a manner that will ensure that the records are readily accessible to the office. No […]
651.1081 – Remedies Available in Cases of Unlawful Sale.
651.1081 Remedies available in cases of unlawful sale.— (1) Upon a determination by the office that a provider is or has been violating the provisions of this chapter, the office may order the provider to cease sales and make a rescission offer to the resident in accordance with the provisions of this section. (2) Upon such order by […]
651.055 – Continuing Care Contracts; Right to Rescind.
651.055 Continuing care contracts; right to rescind.— (1) Each continuing care contract and each addendum to such contract shall be submitted to and approved by the office before its use in this state. Thereafter, no other form of contract shall be used by the provider until it has been submitted to and approved by the office. Each […]
651.057 – Continuing Care At-Home Contracts.
651.057 Continuing care at-home contracts.— (1) In addition to the requirements of s. 651.055, a provider offering contracts for continuing care at-home must: (a) Disclose the following in the continuing care at-home contract: 1. Whether transportation will be provided to residents when traveling to and from the facility for services; 2. That the provider has no liability for residents residing […]
651.061 – Dismissal or Discharge of Resident; Refund.
651.061 Dismissal or discharge of resident; refund.— (1) No contract for care shall permit dismissal or discharge of the resident from the facility providing care before the expiration of the contract, without just cause for such a removal. For any contract entered into on or after October 1, 1997, and terminated by a provider for just cause, […]