Plan required.
(a)The process of suspending or revoking a license must…#
(a) The process of suspending or revoking a license must include a plan for transferring affected clients to other providers by the home care provider, which will be monitored by the commissioner. Within three business days of being notified of the final revocation or suspension action, the home care provider shall provide the commissioner, the lead agencies as defined in section 256B.0911 , and the ombudsman for long-term care with the following information:
(1) a list of all clients, including full names and all contact information on file;
(2) a list of each client's representative or emergency contact person, including full names and all contact information on file;
(3) the location or current residence of each client;
(4) the payor sources for each client, including payor source identification numbers; and
(5) for each client, a copy of the client's service plan, and a list of the types of services being provided.
(b)The revocation or suspension notification requirement…#
(b) The revocation or suspension notification requirement is satisfied by mailing the notice to the address in the license record. The home care provider shall cooperate with the commissioner and the lead agencies during the process of transferring care of clients to qualified providers. Within three business days of being notified of the final revocation or suspension action, the home care provider must notify and disclose to each of the home care provider's clients, or the client's representative or emergency contact persons, that the commissioner is taking action against the home care provider's license by providing a copy of the revocation or suspension notice issued by the commissioner.
new text begin (c) A home care provider subject to this subdivision may continue operating during the period of time home care clients are being transferred to other providers. new text end