Arkansas Nursing Home Admin State Updated
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Denial, Revocation, or Suspension of License (205) - ANSWERS-(205.1) Violation of
any of the provisions of Act 28 of 1979 or the rules and regulations lawfully promulgated
hereunder
Denial, Revocation, or Suspension of License (205) - ANSWERS-(205.2) permitting,
aiding, or abetting the commission of any unlawful act in connection with the operation
of the institution, as defined in these regulations
Denial, Revocation, or Suspension of License (205) - ANSWERS-(205.3) Conduct or
practices detrimental to the health of safety of residents and employees of any such
institutions , but this provision shall not be construed to have any reference to healing
practices authorized by law, as defined in these regulations.
Denial, Revocation, or Suspension of License (205) - ANSWERS-(205.4) Failure to
comply with the provisions of Act 58 or 1969 and the rules and regulations promulgated
thereunder (Aforementioned act requires the licensure of nursing home administrators)
(206) Notice and Procedure on hearing prior to denial, suspension, or revocation of
license - ANSWERS-Whenever the Division decides to deny, suspend, or revoke a
license, it shall send to the applicant or licensee a notice stating the reasons for the
action by certified mail. The applicant or licensee may appeal such notice to the Long
Term Care Facility Advisory Board as permitted by Arkansas Statue Annotated (82-
211). Procedures for appeal to the Long Term Care Facility Advisory Board are
incorporated in these regulations as Appendix A.
,(207) Appeals to Courts - ANSWERS-Any applicant or licensee who considers himself
injured in his person, business, or property by final agency action shall be entitled to
judicial review thereof . Proceedings for review shall be made by filling a petition in the
Circuit Court of any country in which the petitioner does business or in the Circuit Court
of Pulaski Country within thirty (30) days after service upon the petitioner of the
agency's final decision. All petitions for judicial review shall be in to accordance with the
Administrative Procedures Act Arkansas Statue Annotated (5-713)
(208) Penalties - ANSWERS-Any person, partnership, association, or corporation,
establishing, conducting, managing, or operating any institution within the meaning of
this act (82-327 ~ 82-354) without first obtaining a license therefor as herein provided,
or who violates any provision of this act or regulations lawfully promulgated hereunder
shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine of
not less than Twenty-Five ($25) nor more than one-hundred dollars ($100) for the first
offense and not less than One-hundred dollars ($100) nor more than five hundred
dollars($500) for each subsequent offense, and each day such institutions shall operate
after a first conviction shall be considered a subsequent offense (Section 27, Act 414 of
1961)
(209) Inspection - ANSWERS-All institutions to which these rules and regulations apply
shall be subject to inspection for reasonable cause at any time by the authorized
representation of the Division
(210) Compliance - ANSWERS-An initial license will not be issued until the applicant
has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Division that the facility is in substantial
compliance with the licensing standards set forth in these regulations.
(211) Noncompliance - ANSWERS-when noncompliance of the licensing standards are
detected during surveys, licensees will be notified of the violations and will be requested
to provide a plan of correction with a timetable for corrections. If an item of
noncompliance is of a serious nature that affects the health and safety of patients and is
not promptly corrected, action will be taken to suspend or revoke the facility's license.
(212) Voluntary Closure - ANSWERS-Any nursing home, or related institution , that
voluntarily closes must meet the regulations for new construction to eligible for re-
licensure
,(213) Exception to licensing standards - ANSWERS-The Division reserves the right to
make temporary exceptions to the standards where it is determined that the health and
welfare of the community requires the services of the institution. Exceptions will be
limited to unusual circumstances and the safety and well-being of the residents will be
carefully evaluated prior to making such exceptions.
Overbeds will be authorized only in cases of emergency . An emergency exits when it
can be demonstrated that the resident's health or safety would be placed in immediate
jeopardy if relocation were not accomplished. A fire, natural disaster (e.g. , tornado,
flood, etc.) or other catastrophic event that necessitates resident relocation will be
considered an emergency. The Office of Long Term Care must be contacted for prior
authorization of the overbed, and all authorizations must be in writing.
(300) ADMINISTRATION - ANSWERS-(301) Management
(301.1) By-Laws - ANSWERS-The governing body shall adopt effective patient care
policies and administrative policies and by-laws governing the operation of the facility in
accordance with legal requirements
(301.2 )Administrator - ANSWERS-Each nursing home shall have a full-time (minimum
forty(40) hours per week) administrator on the premises during the normal business
hours, who shall be currently licensed as a nursing home administrator in accordance
with Act 58 of 1969 , Statue 82-2201 through 82-2215 and the rules and regulations
promulgated thereunder. Each facility administrator , if required , should provide
verification that a minimum of forty(40) hours is spent in the facility. The administrator
must have responsibility for overall operation of the facility and is responsible for any
non-compliance with regulations found in the nursing home . Correspondence between
this office and the facility shall be through the licensed administrator.
The licensed administrator shall not leave the nursing home premises during the day
tour of duty without first delegating authority in writing to a qualified individual who may
manage the facility temporarily during the administrator's absence . Nursing personnel
on the day tour of duty shall not be delegated authority to operate the facility unless
relief nursing personnel are employed ti replace the selected nurse. Also, the facility
administrator shall notify this office in writing if an absence from the facility will exceed
, seven (7) consecutive days . The name of the individual who will be administratively in
charge of the facility should also be listed in the letter.
Administrator in training shall receive training in facilities that employ a full-time licensed
administrator. Administrator in training shall not serve as a nursing home administrator
until such time that a nursing home administrator's license is obtained. Applicants that
qualify to take the administrator's examination shall not practice as a nursing home
administrator until licensed by this office.
Arkansas Statue (82-2215) provides as
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.1) Visitors shall be permitted during all
reasonable hours
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.2) Incident and accident reports of
patients and personnel shall be completed reviewed to identify health and safety
hazards
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.3) an accurate daily census sheet as of
midnight shall be available to the Division at all times
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.4) There shall be keys readily available
for all locked doors within the home
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.5) Birds, cats, dogs, and other animals
are not permitted in nursing homes , except in the case of seeing eye dogs , and as
permitted under section 586
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.6) the name, address , and telephone
number of attending physicians shall be available at each nurses station
Exam 2026 WITH Recent Newest Verified And
Well Analyzed Exam Questions (Actual Exam
2026-2027) Correct Detailed & Verified
ANSWERS (100% Accurate Solutions) ALREADY
GRADED A+||NEWEST 6VERSION Of The Exam
Guarantee Pass!!
Denial, Revocation, or Suspension of License (205) - ANSWERS-(205.1) Violation of
any of the provisions of Act 28 of 1979 or the rules and regulations lawfully promulgated
hereunder
Denial, Revocation, or Suspension of License (205) - ANSWERS-(205.2) permitting,
aiding, or abetting the commission of any unlawful act in connection with the operation
of the institution, as defined in these regulations
Denial, Revocation, or Suspension of License (205) - ANSWERS-(205.3) Conduct or
practices detrimental to the health of safety of residents and employees of any such
institutions , but this provision shall not be construed to have any reference to healing
practices authorized by law, as defined in these regulations.
Denial, Revocation, or Suspension of License (205) - ANSWERS-(205.4) Failure to
comply with the provisions of Act 58 or 1969 and the rules and regulations promulgated
thereunder (Aforementioned act requires the licensure of nursing home administrators)
(206) Notice and Procedure on hearing prior to denial, suspension, or revocation of
license - ANSWERS-Whenever the Division decides to deny, suspend, or revoke a
license, it shall send to the applicant or licensee a notice stating the reasons for the
action by certified mail. The applicant or licensee may appeal such notice to the Long
Term Care Facility Advisory Board as permitted by Arkansas Statue Annotated (82-
211). Procedures for appeal to the Long Term Care Facility Advisory Board are
incorporated in these regulations as Appendix A.
,(207) Appeals to Courts - ANSWERS-Any applicant or licensee who considers himself
injured in his person, business, or property by final agency action shall be entitled to
judicial review thereof . Proceedings for review shall be made by filling a petition in the
Circuit Court of any country in which the petitioner does business or in the Circuit Court
of Pulaski Country within thirty (30) days after service upon the petitioner of the
agency's final decision. All petitions for judicial review shall be in to accordance with the
Administrative Procedures Act Arkansas Statue Annotated (5-713)
(208) Penalties - ANSWERS-Any person, partnership, association, or corporation,
establishing, conducting, managing, or operating any institution within the meaning of
this act (82-327 ~ 82-354) without first obtaining a license therefor as herein provided,
or who violates any provision of this act or regulations lawfully promulgated hereunder
shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine of
not less than Twenty-Five ($25) nor more than one-hundred dollars ($100) for the first
offense and not less than One-hundred dollars ($100) nor more than five hundred
dollars($500) for each subsequent offense, and each day such institutions shall operate
after a first conviction shall be considered a subsequent offense (Section 27, Act 414 of
1961)
(209) Inspection - ANSWERS-All institutions to which these rules and regulations apply
shall be subject to inspection for reasonable cause at any time by the authorized
representation of the Division
(210) Compliance - ANSWERS-An initial license will not be issued until the applicant
has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Division that the facility is in substantial
compliance with the licensing standards set forth in these regulations.
(211) Noncompliance - ANSWERS-when noncompliance of the licensing standards are
detected during surveys, licensees will be notified of the violations and will be requested
to provide a plan of correction with a timetable for corrections. If an item of
noncompliance is of a serious nature that affects the health and safety of patients and is
not promptly corrected, action will be taken to suspend or revoke the facility's license.
(212) Voluntary Closure - ANSWERS-Any nursing home, or related institution , that
voluntarily closes must meet the regulations for new construction to eligible for re-
licensure
,(213) Exception to licensing standards - ANSWERS-The Division reserves the right to
make temporary exceptions to the standards where it is determined that the health and
welfare of the community requires the services of the institution. Exceptions will be
limited to unusual circumstances and the safety and well-being of the residents will be
carefully evaluated prior to making such exceptions.
Overbeds will be authorized only in cases of emergency . An emergency exits when it
can be demonstrated that the resident's health or safety would be placed in immediate
jeopardy if relocation were not accomplished. A fire, natural disaster (e.g. , tornado,
flood, etc.) or other catastrophic event that necessitates resident relocation will be
considered an emergency. The Office of Long Term Care must be contacted for prior
authorization of the overbed, and all authorizations must be in writing.
(300) ADMINISTRATION - ANSWERS-(301) Management
(301.1) By-Laws - ANSWERS-The governing body shall adopt effective patient care
policies and administrative policies and by-laws governing the operation of the facility in
accordance with legal requirements
(301.2 )Administrator - ANSWERS-Each nursing home shall have a full-time (minimum
forty(40) hours per week) administrator on the premises during the normal business
hours, who shall be currently licensed as a nursing home administrator in accordance
with Act 58 of 1969 , Statue 82-2201 through 82-2215 and the rules and regulations
promulgated thereunder. Each facility administrator , if required , should provide
verification that a minimum of forty(40) hours is spent in the facility. The administrator
must have responsibility for overall operation of the facility and is responsible for any
non-compliance with regulations found in the nursing home . Correspondence between
this office and the facility shall be through the licensed administrator.
The licensed administrator shall not leave the nursing home premises during the day
tour of duty without first delegating authority in writing to a qualified individual who may
manage the facility temporarily during the administrator's absence . Nursing personnel
on the day tour of duty shall not be delegated authority to operate the facility unless
relief nursing personnel are employed ti replace the selected nurse. Also, the facility
administrator shall notify this office in writing if an absence from the facility will exceed
, seven (7) consecutive days . The name of the individual who will be administratively in
charge of the facility should also be listed in the letter.
Administrator in training shall receive training in facilities that employ a full-time licensed
administrator. Administrator in training shall not serve as a nursing home administrator
until such time that a nursing home administrator's license is obtained. Applicants that
qualify to take the administrator's examination shall not practice as a nursing home
administrator until licensed by this office.
Arkansas Statue (82-2215) provides as
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.1) Visitors shall be permitted during all
reasonable hours
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.2) Incident and accident reports of
patients and personnel shall be completed reviewed to identify health and safety
hazards
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.3) an accurate daily census sheet as of
midnight shall be available to the Division at all times
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.4) There shall be keys readily available
for all locked doors within the home
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.5) Birds, cats, dogs, and other animals
are not permitted in nursing homes , except in the case of seeing eye dogs , and as
permitted under section 586
(302) General Administration - ANSWERS-(302.6) the name, address , and telephone
number of attending physicians shall be available at each nurses station
