Nevada § 435.332 Certificate required to provide services; holder authorized to provide services to certain persons

Nevada Statutes

§ 435.332 — Certificate required to provide services; holder authorized to provide services to certain persons

Nevada § 435.332

Title 39MENTAL HEALTH

Ch. 435Persons

SUPPORTED LIVING ARRANGEMENT SERVICES

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 435.332 (2026).

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1.No partnership, firm, corporation, association, state or local government or agency thereof may provide supported living arrangement services in this State without first obtaining a certificate from the Division.

2.No natural person other than a person who is employed by an entity listed in subsection 1 may provide supported living arrangement services in this State without first obtaining a certificate from the Division.

3.The holder of a certificate to provide supported living arrangement services may provide such services to any person with a primary diagnosis of an intellectual disability or developmental disability, including, without limitation, such a person who has a secondary diagnosis other than an intellectual disability or developmental disability. Such a secondary diagnos

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1. No partnership, firm, corporation, association, state or local government or agency thereof may provide supported living arrangement services in this State without first obtaining a certificate from the Division.
2. No natural person other than a person who is employed by an entity listed in subsection 1 may provide supported living arrangement services in this State without first obtaining a certificate from the Division.
3. The holder of a certificate to provide supported living arrangement services may provide such services to any person with a primary diagnosis of an intellectual disability or developmental disability, including, without limitation, such a person who has a secondary diagnosis other than an intellectual disability or developmental disability. Such a secondary diagnosis may include, without limitation, a secondary diagnosis of a mental illness.