Maryland HB922 establishes regulations for behavioral health program relocations and licensing requirements.
Maryland HB922 sets regulations for the relocation of behavioral health programs, including an expedited approval process for existing programs. It also outlines requirements for the licensure of behavioral health programs, such as establishing a safety plan and revising it annually. The bill details the process for applying for a license and describes the types of behavioral health programs needing a license. Additionally, it mandates clear timelines and standards for the relocation review and approval process.
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