Idaho § 39-6110 CRITERIA FOR PROPOSED PRACTICE LOCATION

Idaho Statutes

§ 39-6110 — CRITERIA FOR PROPOSED PRACTICE LOCATION

Idaho § 39-6110

Title 39HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 61IDAHO CONRAD J-1 VISA WAIVER AND NATIONAL INTEREST WAIVER PROGRAMS

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Idaho Code § 39-6110 (2026).

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(1)The proposed practice location must:

(a)Be located in an area of underservice federally designated by the secretary of health and human services; or

(b)Serve patients who reside in an area of underservice federally designated by the secretary of health and human services for flex waiver applications only.

(2)If a new practice location is planned, additional criteria apply. New practice locations must:

(a)Have the legal, financial, and organizational structure necessary to provide a stable practice environment, and must provide a business plan that supports this information;

(b)Support a full-time physician practice;

(c)Have written referral plans that describe how patients using the new practice care location will be connected to existing secondary and tertiary care if needed.

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(1) The proposed practice location must:
(a) Be located in an area of underservice federally designated by the secretary of health and human services; or
(b) Serve patients who reside in an area of underservice federally designated by the secretary of health and human services for flex waiver applications only.
(2) If a new practice location is planned, additional criteria apply. New practice locations must:
(a) Have the legal, financial, and organizational structure necessary to provide a stable practice environment, and must provide a business plan that supports this information;
(b) Support a full-time physician practice;
(c) Have written referral plans that describe how patients using the new practice care location will be connected to existing secondary and tertiary care if needed.