CCRC – Resources, Tools and Other Initiatives
CCRC Initiatives
- HB952 Bill Text – This bill will go into effect July 1, 2009
- July 9, 2009 Memo from the Department of Aging on HB952 – July 22, 2009
- LifeSpan Member Memo - June 2009
- Continuing Care Regulations - Title 32 Department of Aging
- Revised Resident Agent Nursing Home Agreement - Reflects Department of Aging's Changes to Conform to Continuing Care Laws
- Revised Resident Nursing Home Agreement - Reflects Department of Aging's Changes to Conform to Continuing Care Laws
- Department of Aging Continuing Care Agreement Worksheet
Red Flag Rules - Compliance Date June 1, 2010
The "Red Flags and Address Discrepancy Rules," which implement sections of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003, were issued jointly on November 9, 2007, by six federal agencies. The rules require financial institutions and creditors to develop and implement written Identity Theft Prevention Programs. Long-term care communities may qualify as a "creditor" depending on your financial practices. LifeSpan has gathered the information below to assist our members in determining: 1) whether your financial practices qualify you as a creditor; and 2) if so, how to develop an Indentity Theft Prevention Program.
- AAHSA's Legal Overview of Affect of the "Red Flags and Adress Discrepancy Rules" on Long-Term Care Providers
- Federal Trade Commission's Frequently Asked Questions
- Federal Trade Commission's How-To Guide for Business, Including a Computerized Template for Developig a Program
State Agencies
- Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
- Maryland Health Care Commission
- Maryland Department of Aging
- Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
- Board of Nursing
- Board of Physician Quality Assurance
- Office of Health Care Quality
- Maryland Emergency Management Agency
- Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services System
