Michigan HB5729 amends substance use disorder services program licensing rules, requiring uniform standards and periodic evaluations.
Michigan HB5729 modifies licensing rules for substance use disorder services programs, ensuring they adhere to uniform standards. The bill mandates that the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs issue temporary permits for up to 90 days if additional investigation is needed. It also requires the department to conduct at least one visit every three years to evaluate each licensed program. The bill allows for waivers of these visits if the program is accredited and shows no substantial noncompliance with licensure standards. Denial of a waiver request is not subject to appeal.
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