North Dakota § 23-16.1-02.2 Closure of facility or removal of residents

North Dakota Statutes

§ 23-16.1-02.2 — Closure of facility or removal of residents

North Dakota § 23-16.1-02.2

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-16.1Medical Hospital Receivership

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N.D. Cent. Code § 23-16.1-02.2 (2026).

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In the event of an emergency any receiver appointed under section 23-16.1-02.1 may
remove any or all residents of a nursing facility and close the facility if deemed necessary.
23-16.1-03. Appointment of receiver.
The court shall appoint as receiver the state health officer who shall designate a qualified
individual, not employed by this state or its political subdivisions, or a nonprofit organization to
execute the receivership. The receiver appointed by the court shall use the income and assets
of the health care facility to maintain and operate the health care facility and to attempt to
correct the conditions that constitute a threat to the patients or residents. The receiver may not
liquidate the assets of the health care facility.

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In the event of an emergency any receiver appointed under section 23-16.1-02.1 may
remove any or all residents of a nursing facility and close the facility if deemed necessary.
23-16.1-03. Appointment of receiver.
The court shall appoint as receiver the state health officer who shall designate a qualified
individual, not employed by this state or its political subdivisions, or a nonprofit organization to
execute the receivership. The receiver appointed by the court shall use the income and assets
of the health care facility to maintain and operate the health care facility and to attempt to
correct the conditions that constitute a threat to the patients or residents. The receiver may not
liquidate the assets of the health care facility.