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Title 7 . Health and Social Services
Chapter 7 . Assistance for Community Health Facilities
Section 105. Periodic reports

7 AAC 07.105. Periodic reports

(a) A person who is issued a certificate of need shall provide the department with written reports on the development of the activity until the activity is completed or terminated. The person shall submit a report required under this subsection on or before January 1 and July 1 each year. If the first submittal date occurs less than six months after the certificate of need or determination was issued, the first report is due on the following submittal date.

(b) The department will prepare and publish an annual report on the status of requests under 7 AAC 07.031, letters of intent, applications, and reviews under this chapter. In the annual report, the department will include a general statement of the findings and decisions for each completed review.

(c) For purposes of the uniform statewide system of reporting required under AS 18.07.101 , the department will include in the annual report published under (b) of this section a summary of available health care services, use of services, and rate schedules. Each health care facility shall provide the department with that information when requested, using a form supplied by the department.

History: Eff. 8/13/80, Register 75; am 8/14/2005, Register 175

Authority: AS 18.07.101

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