North Dakota § 23-16.1-03 Appointment of receiver

North Dakota Statutes

§ 23-16.1-03 — Appointment of receiver

North Dakota § 23-16.1-03

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-16.1Medical Hospital Receivership

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N.D. Cent. Code § 23-16.1-03 (2026).

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sections 23-16.1-03 through 23-16.1-05. Neither the department nor the court may terminate the
appointment of a receiver appointed under this section until the nursing facility has complied
with federal and state law and demonstrated management capability to ensure continued
compliance and the health and safety of the residents.
As used in this section, an "imminent threat to health or safety" means without intervention
one or more of the following will occur to the residents: death, loss of mobility, partial disability,
loss of motor skills, loss of speech, hearing, sight, or other ability to function within normal limits
for an individual of that age and condition.

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sections 23-16.1-03 through 23-16.1-05. Neither the department nor the court may terminate the
appointment of a receiver appointed under this section until the nursing facility has complied
with federal and state law and demonstrated management capability to ensure continued
compliance and the health and safety of the residents.
As used in this section, an "imminent threat to health or safety" means without intervention
one or more of the following will occur to the residents: death, loss of mobility, partial disability,
loss of motor skills, loss of speech, hearing, sight, or other ability to function within normal limits
for an individual of that age and condition.