Colorado Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

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If the facility intends to close or change bed classification, how long do they have to notify the Department of Public Health and Environment and the Colorado Department of Healthcare Policy and Financing?

  1. 30 days and 7 days prior to notifying families

  2. 45 days and 7 days prior to notifying families

  3. 60 days and 7 days prior to notifying families

  4. 90 days and 7 days prior to notifying families

The correct answer is: 60 days and 7 days prior to notifying families

In Colorado, according to regulations, if a facility intends to close or change bed classification, they must notify the Department of Public Health and Environment and the Colorado Department of Healthcare Policy and Financing at least 60 days prior to notifying families. This timeframe allows the necessary regulatory agencies to be informed well in advance of any changes being implemented, ensuring proper coordination and compliance with regulations. Option A is incorrect because the facility must notify the relevant agencies at least 60 days in advance, not 30 days. Option B is incorrect because the facility must notify the relevant agencies at least 60 days in advance, not 45 days. Option D is incorrect because the facility must notify the relevant agencies at least 60 days in advance, not 90 days.