District of Columbia § 44-104.01 Sanctions.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 44-104.01 — Sanctions.

District of Columbia § 44-104.01

Title 44Charitable and Curative Institutions.

Ch. 1Assisted Living Residence Regulation.

Subch. IVSanctions and Penalties.

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D.C. Code § 44-104.01 (2026).

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(a)The sanctions set forth in § 44-509 .

(b)On determining that a licensee has violated this chapter, the Mayor, in addition to the sanctions required by subsection (a) of this section, may:

(1)Restrict the number of residents the licensee may admit;

(2)Require the licensee to reduce the number of residents in its care;

(3)Require the licensee and any of its staff to receive remedial instruction or training in a specific area;

(4)Require the licensee to use the services of a management firm approved by the Mayor;

(5)Notify or require the licensee to notify a resident who is affected by the violation and his or her surrogate;

(6)Increase the frequency of monitoring visits during a specified period of time;

(7)Enter into an agreement with the licensee estab

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(a) The sanctions set forth in § 44-509 .

(b) On determining that a licensee has violated this chapter, the Mayor, in addition to the sanctions required by subsection (a) of this section, may:

(1) Restrict the number of residents the licensee may admit;

(2) Require the licensee to reduce the number of residents in its care;

(3) Require the licensee and any of its staff to receive remedial instruction or training in a specific area;

(4) Require the licensee to use the services of a management firm approved by the Mayor;

(5) Notify or require the licensee to notify a resident who is affected by the violation and his or her surrogate;

(6) Increase the frequency of monitoring visits during a specified period of time;

(7) Enter into an agreement with the licensee establishing certain conditions for continued operation, including time limits for compliance; and

(8) Petition a court of competent jurisdiction to appoint a receiver as provided in subchapter II of Chapter 10 of this title .

(c) If the Mayor determines that the licensee has violated a condition or requirement of an imposed sanction, the Mayor may suspend or revoke the license.

(d) Appeals under this section may be taken pursuant to subchapter XII of this chapter .