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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 65 > Article 51 - Home Health Agencies

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Last Updated April 18, 2010

Kansas Statutes > Chapter 65 > Article 51 - Home Health Agencies


Current as of: 2009
§ 65-5101Definitions
§ 65-5102Home health agencies required to be licensed
§ 65-5103Application for license; annual fee
§ 65-5104Issuance of license; grounds for suspension or revocation; annual report and annual fee; posting; not transferable or assignable; temporary operating permit; statistical reports; reciprocal agreements with bordering states
§ 65-5105Survey inspections
§ 65-5106Same; written report; list of deficiencies; exit interview; copies of report
§ 65-5107Complaint against home health agency; investigation and hearing; notice
§ 65-5108Refusal to issue, suspension or revocation of license; grounds; hearing
§ 65-5109Rules and regulations; application
§ 65-5111Injunction to restrain violations
§ 65-5112Act not applicable to certain individuals or organizations
§ 65-5113Disposition of moneys
§ 65-5115Home health aides; requirements for employment; instruction and examination; examination fee, disposition
§ 65-5116Unlicensed employees prohibited from prefilling insulin syringes; penalty
§ 65-5117Operation of home health agency precluded, when; access of secretary of health and environment to certain records; background check of employees, civil liability, fee for information request; provision of criminal history record information by secretary;

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