New Jersey A4619 removes the requirement for surgical practices to be licensed as ambulatory care facilities to provide surgical and related services.
New Jersey A4619 amends current law by removing the requirement for surgical practices to obtain a license as ambulatory care facilities to provide surgical and related services. Instead, these practices must register with the Department of Health, contingent on meeting certain certification or accreditation standards. The bill specifies that surgical practices must have no more than one room dedicated for surgery, equipped for invasive diagnostic and surgical procedures, and must include post-anesthesia care units or a dedicated recovery area.
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