California SB526 streamlines the process for establishing new primary care clinics.

California SB526 amends the Health and Safety Code to allow clinic corporations to establish new primary care clinics without an onsite survey if certain conditions are met. Eligible clinics must have held a valid, unrevoked, and unsuspended license for at least five years, with no history of violations posing immediate jeopardy to patients. The bill requires the submission of an affiliate clinic application with specific information, including the new clinic's location, administrator, and services.

California SB526 streamlines the process for establishing new primary care clinics.

California SB526 amends the Health and Safety Code to allow clinic corporations to establish new primary care clinics without an onsite survey if certain conditions are met. Eligible clinics must have held a valid, unrevoked, and unsuspended license for at least five years, with no history of violations posing immediate jeopardy to patients. The bill requires the submission of an affiliate clinic application with specific information, including the new clinic's location, administrator, and services.