Rhode Island § 23-59-13 § 23-59-13. Special provisions for existing providers — Rights of residents with certain existing providers.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 23-59-13 — § 23-59-13. Special provisions for existing providers — Rights of residents with certain existing providers.

Rhode Island § 23-59-13

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-59Continuing Care Provider Registration and Disclosure

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-59-13 (2026).

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§ 23-59-13. Special provisions for existing providers — Rights of residents with certain existing
               providers.
(a) Providers existing prior to June 18, 1987 shall comply with this chapter's provisions
            within six (6) months of that date. However, the department may extend the period
            within which an existing facility shall comply with this chapter for an additional
            six (6) months, for good cause shown.
         
(b) Continuing care contracts entered into prior to June 18, 1987 or prior to registration
            of the provider shall be valid and binding upon both parties in accordance with their
            terms.
         

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§ 23-59-13. Special provisions for existing providers — Rights of residents with certain existing providers.

(a) Providers existing prior to June 18, 1987 shall comply with this chapter's provisions within six (6) months of that date. However, the department may extend the period within which an existing facility shall comply with this chapter for an additional six (6) months, for good cause shown.

(b) Continuing care contracts entered into prior to June 18, 1987 or prior to registration of the provider shall be valid and binding upon both parties in accordance with their terms.