Any person who is employed by an agency to provide personal care services in the home, a community health worker pool or a peer support recovery organization who: 1. Has successfully completed a course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation according to the guidelines of the American National Red Cross or American Heart Association; 2. Has successfully completed […]
A medical facility shall not waive a deductible or copayment if: 1. The medical facility is not a preferred provider of health care; and 2. The waiver would reduce the financial effect of a preferred provider’s incentive or disincentive to its insureds. (Added to NRS by 1987, 1783; A 1995, 1602)
No person, state or local government or agency may represent that it provides “hospice care” unless the program of care, either directly or indirectly: 1. Has a medical director whose responsibilities are appropriate to the needs of the program and who: (a) Is a physician, currently licensed to practice; (b) On the basis of training, […]
1. A licensed facility for hospice care may provide any of the following levels of care for terminally ill patients: (a) Medical care for a patient who is in an acute episode of illness; (b) Skilled nursing care; (c) Intermediate care; (d) Custodial care; and (e) Palliative services. 2. A licensed facility for hospice care […]
An obstetric center must: 1. Provide sufficient space for members of the family of the pregnant woman and other persons chosen by the woman to assist her with the birth; and 2. Have obstetrical services available to meet the needs of an acute patient. (Added to NRS by 1985, 1735) 1. A freestanding birthing center […]
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, a residential facility for groups which is authorized to have 10 or fewer beds or a home for individual residential care shall not provide accommodations for a person who does not meet the requirements for admission to the facility or home. 2. A residential facility for groups […]
Each program for alcohol or other substance use disorders operated or provided by a facility for transitional living for released offenders must be certified by the Division in accordance with the requirements set forth in chapter 458 of NRS and any regulations adopted pursuant thereto. As used in this section, “program for alcohol or other […]
A hospital which provides only one or two of the following categories of service: 1. Medical; 2. Surgical; 3. Obstetrical; or 4. Psychiatric, shall be designated a medical hospital, surgical hospital, obstetrical hospital or psychiatric hospital or combined-categories hospital, as the case may be. (Added to NRS by 1971, 933; A 1973, 1280; 2019, 2644)
1. A hospital licensed pursuant to NRS 449.029 to 449.2428, inclusive, may submit to the Division proof that the hospital is certified as a comprehensive or primary stroke center by the Joint Commission, its successor organization or an equivalent organization approved by the Division. Upon receiving proof that a hospital is certified as a comprehensive […]
1. A hospital licensed pursuant to NRS 449.029 to 449.2428, inclusive, may submit to the Division proof that the hospital is accredited as a STEMI receiving center. Upon receiving proof that a hospital is accredited as a STEMI receiving center, the Division shall include the hospital on the list established pursuant to subsection 2. 2. […]
The name, sign, listing or other designation of a medical facility or facility for the dependent must not contain any terms misleading to the public with regard to the services offered. (Added to NRS by 1973, 1279; A 1975, 367; 1985, 1738)
Every hospital licensed pursuant to the provisions of NRS 449.029 to 449.2428, inclusive: 1. May, except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, utilize the Uniform Billing and Claims Forms established by the American Hospital Association. 2. Shall, except as otherwise provided in this section, on its billings to patients, itemize, on a daily basis, all […]
1. No hospital licensed under the provisions of NRS 449.029 to 449.2428, inclusive, may release from the hospital or otherwise surrender physical custody of any child under 6 months of age, whose living parent or guardian is known to the hospital, to any person other than a parent, guardian or relative by blood or marriage […]
1. A hospital may enter into an agreement with the Armed Forces of the United States to authorize a medical officer to provide medical care in the hospital if: (a) The medical officer holds a valid license in good standing to provide such medical care in the District of Columbia or any state or territory […]
1. Before discharging an unmarried woman who has borne a child, a hospital or obstetric center shall provide to the child’s parents: (a) The opportunity to sign, in the hospital, a declaration for the voluntary acknowledgment of paternity developed pursuant to NRS 440.283; (b) Written materials about establishing paternity; (c) The forms necessary to acknowledge […]
The following persons are entitled to access the results of tests performed at a licensed laboratory regarding a patient of a rural hospital: 1. The patient; 2. The physician who ordered the tests; and 3. A provider of health care who is currently treating or providing assistance in the treatment of the patient. (Added to […]
1. The Division may review the personnel files of a medical facility or facility for the dependent to determine that each nursing assistant or medication aide – certified employed by the facility has a current certificate. 2. The Division shall review the qualifications of instructors of nursing assistants or medication aides – certified for each […]
1. An insurer that is not licensed in this State pursuant to title 57 of NRS and that is obligated to pay benefits for services provided to a person by a hospital or other provider of health care, or to reimburse a person for the costs of such services, shall not make the payment directly […]
1. If a facility for long-term care wishes to include as part of any contract relating to the provision of care a clause which specifies or restricts the means by which the parties to the contract are required to resolve any dispute, the clause must be included as an addendum to the contract and: (a) […]
An agency to provide nursing in the home shall, in addition to skilled nursing, provide at least one of the following services: 1. Speech or occupational therapy; 2. Guidance regarding nutrition or vocations; 3. Physical therapy; 4. Pharmaceutical services; or 5. Other social or medical services. (Added to NRS by 1979, 160; A 1985, 1742)