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Ark. Code Ann. § 20-10-1905: Request for informal dispute resolution

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  1. AR Code
  2. Title 20
  3. Chapter 10
  4. Subchapter 19

(a) A long-term care facility that wishes to challenge a deficiency shall make a written request to the Department of Health within ten (10) calendar days of the receipt of the statement of deficiencies from the Office of Long-Term Care. (b) The written request shall include: (1) A list of all deficiencies that the long-term care facility wishes to challenge; and (2) A statement indicating whether the long-term care facility wants the hearing to be conducted by telephone conference call, by record review of the impartial decision maker, or by a meeting in which the long-term care facility and the office appear before the impartial decision maker. Acts 2003, No. 1108, § 1.

(a) A long-term care facility that wishes to challenge a deficiency shall make a written request to the Department of Health within ten (10) calendar days of the receipt of the statement of deficiencies from the Office of Long-Term Care.

(b) The written request shall include: (1) A list of all deficiencies that the long-term care facility wishes to challenge; and (2) A statement indicating whether the long-term care facility wants the hearing to be conducted by telephone conference call, by record review of the impartial decision maker, or by a meeting in which the long-term care facility and the office appear before the impartial decision maker.

(1) A list of all deficiencies that the long-term care facility wishes to challenge; and

(2) A statement indicating whether the long-term care facility wants the hearing to be conducted by telephone conference call, by record review of the impartial decision maker, or by a meeting in which the long-term care facility and the office appear before the impartial decision maker.

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