Montana § 50-51-107 Provision Of Nursing Services Or Personal-Care Services By Facility Prohibited

Montana Statutes

§ 50-51-107 — Provision Of Nursing Services Or Personal-Care Services By Facility Prohibited

Montana § 50-51-107

Title 50HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 51HOTELS, MOTELS, AND ROOMINGHOUSES

Part 1General Provisions

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Mont. Code Ann. § 50-51-107 (2026).

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50-51-107 . Provision of nursing services or personal-care services by facility prohibited.

(1)Hotels, motels, boardinghouses, roominghouses, or similar accommodations may not provide professional nursing services or personal-care services. A resident of a hotel, motel, boardinghouse, roominghouse, or similar accommodation may have personal-care, medical, or nursing-related services provided for the resident in the facility by a third-party provider.

(2)Whenever a complaint is filed with the department that a person in need of professional nursing services is residing in a roominghouse or other similar accommodation not licensed to provide that service, the department shall investigate and may require appropriate care or placement of the person if it is found that professional nursing se

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50-51-107 . Provision of nursing services or personal-care services by facility prohibited. (1) Hotels, motels, boardinghouses, roominghouses, or similar accommodations may not provide professional nursing services or personal-care services. A resident of a hotel, motel, boardinghouse, roominghouse, or similar accommodation may have personal-care, medical, or nursing-related services provided for the resident in the facility by a third-party provider.
(2) Whenever a complaint is filed with the department that a person in need of professional nursing services is residing in a roominghouse or other similar accommodation not licensed to provide that service, the department shall investigate and may require appropriate care or placement of the person if it is found that professional nursing services are needed.