Connecticut General Statutes 19a-524 – Citations issued for certain violations
If, upon review, investigation or inspection pursuant to section 19a-498, the Commissioner of Public Health determines that a nursing home facility or residential care home has violated any provision of section 17a-876, 19a-491a to 19a-491c, inclusive, 19a-493a, 19a-521 to 19a-529, inclusive, 19a-531 to 19a-551, inclusive, or 19a-553 to 19a-555, inclusive, or any provision of any regulation of Connecticut state agencies relating to licensure, the Fire Safety Code or the operation or maintenance of a nursing home facility or residential care home, which violation has been classified in accordance with section 19a-527, the commissioner may immediately issue or cause to be issued a citation to the licensee of such nursing home facility or residential care home. Governmental immunity shall not be a defense to any citation issued or civil penalty imposed pursuant to this section or sections 19-525 to 19a-528, inclusive. Each such citation shall be in writing, provide notice of the nature and scope of the alleged violation or violations, and include, but not be limited to, the citation and notice of noncompliance issued in accordance with section 19a-496. Each citation and notice of noncompliance issued under this section shall be sent to the licensee electronically in a form and manner prescribed by the commissioner or by certified mail at the address of the nursing home facility or residential care home in issue. A copy of such citation and notice of noncompliance shall also be sent to the licensed administrator at the address of the nursing home facility or residential care home.
Terms Used In Connecticut General Statutes 19a-524
- Commissioner: means the Commissioner of Public Health or the commissioner's designee. See Connecticut General Statutes 19a-490
- nursing home facility: means (1) any chronic and convalescent nursing home or any rest home with nursing supervision that provides nursing supervision under a medical director twenty-four hours per day, or (2) any chronic and convalescent nursing home that provides skilled nursing care under medical supervision and direction to carry out nonsurgical treatment and dietary procedures for chronic diseases, convalescent stages, acute diseases or injuries. See Connecticut General Statutes 19a-490