Idaho § 39-3524 PROCEDURE FOR DENIAL OF APPLICATION OR REVOCATION OF A CERTIFICATE

Idaho Statutes

§ 39-3524 — PROCEDURE FOR DENIAL OF APPLICATION OR REVOCATION OF A CERTIFICATE

Idaho § 39-3524

Title 39HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 35IDAHO CERTIFIED FAMILY HOMES

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Idaho Code § 39-3524 (2026).

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(1)Consistent with provisions regarding emergency proceedings in section 67-5247, Idaho Code, the department shall immediately notify the applicant or care provider in writing when it denies an application for a certificate or revokes or suspends certification in a situation involving an immediate danger to the health or safety of residents.

(2)Absent emergency proceedings, the department shall provide notice and the opportunity to be heard prior to denial of an application for a certificate or revocation of a certificate consistent with section 67-5254, Idaho Code. The proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with the Idaho administrative procedure act and the department’s rules for contested care proceedings.

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(1) Consistent with provisions regarding emergency proceedings in section 67-5247, Idaho Code, the department shall immediately notify the applicant or care provider in writing when it denies an application for a certificate or revokes or suspends certification in a situation involving an immediate danger to the health or safety of residents.
(2) Absent emergency proceedings, the department shall provide notice and the opportunity to be heard prior to denial of an application for a certificate or revocation of a certificate consistent with section 67-5254, Idaho Code. The proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with the Idaho administrative procedure act and the department’s rules for contested care proceedings.