SB 275
Office of Inspector General rule relating to nursing home licensure
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 275 authorizes the Office of Inspector General to create and enforce rules regarding the licensing of nursing homes in West Virginia. This action stems from a previous rule developed by the Office of Inspector General, which was modified based on feedback from the Legislative Rule-Making Review Committee. The bill essentially confirms the Office of Inspector General’s authority to regulate nursing home licensure through these rules. This ensures consistent oversight and standards for nursing homes within the state.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Office of Inspector General to promulgate rules.
- Specifically relates to nursing home licensure.
- Refers to a previously modified rule (71 CSR 15).
- Based on the authority of §16B-4-5 of the West Virginia Code.
Who is affected
- Nursing homes in West Virginia
- Residents of nursing homes in West Virginia
- The Office of Inspector General
- The West Virginia Legislature
Notable changes
- Confirms the Office of Inspector General’s existing authority to create rules related to nursing home licensing.
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