Florida § 651.1141 Immediate final orders

Florida Statutes

§ 651.1141 — Immediate final orders

Florida § 651.1141

TitleXXXVII

Ch. 651CONTINUING CARE CONTRACTS

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Fla. Stat. § 651.1141 (2026).

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(1)The Legislature finds that the following actions constitute an imminent and immediate threat to the public health, safety, and welfare of the residents of this state:

(a)The installation of a general partner of a provider or assumption of ownership or possession or control of 10 percent or more of a provider’s assets in violation of s. 651.024 or s. 651.0245;

(b)The removal or commitment of 10 percent or more of the required minimum liquid reserve funds in violation of s. 651.035; or (c) The assumption of control over a facility’s operations in violation of s. 651.043.

(2)If it finds that a person or entity is engaging or has engaged in one or more of the above activities, the office may, pursuant to s. 120.569, issue an immediate final order:

(a)Directing that such person or enti

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(1) The Legislature finds that the following actions constitute an imminent and immediate threat to the public health, safety, and welfare of the residents of this state: (a) The installation of a general partner of a provider or assumption of ownership or possession or control of 10 percent or more of a provider’s assets in violation of s. 651.024 or s. 651.0245; (b) The removal or commitment of 10 percent or more of the required minimum liquid reserve funds in violation of s. 651.035; or (c) The assumption of control over a facility’s operations in violation of s. 651.043.

(2) If it finds that a person or entity is engaging or has engaged in one or more of the above activities, the office may, pursuant to s. 120.569, issue an immediate final order: (a) Directing that such person or entity cease and desist that activity; or (b) Suspending the certificate of authority of the facility.