Tennessee SB1936 amends laws to regulate prescribed pediatric extended care centers, including licensing, inspections, and fines for non-compliance.
Tennessee SB1936 amends Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 52; Title 56 and Title 71 to regulate prescribed pediatric extended care centers. The bill mandates that these centers must be licensed, with separate licenses required for each center. It outlines the application process for initial and renewal licenses, including fees and timelines. The Tennessee Department of Health is tasked with establishing minimum standards for these centers, including building conditions, staffing, and transportation services.
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