New York S03366 regulates hospital establishment by requiring approval from the public health council for certain entities.
New York S03366 amends the public health law to establish stricter controls over hospital establishment. It mandates that any person, partnership, company, stockholder, member, corporation, or other entity with authority to operate a hospital must obtain approval from the public health council. This requirement applies unless the entity is specifically authorized to operate a hospital without such approval. Additionally, any assignment or delegation of authority to operate a hospital must also be approved by the council, with certain exceptions.
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