Washington § 18.51.430 Receivership—Persons qualified to act as receiver.

Washington Statutes

§ 18.51.430 — Receivership—Persons qualified to act as receiver.

Washington § 18.51.430

Title 18BUSINESSES AND PROFESSIONS

Ch. 18.51NURSING HOMES

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Wash. Rev. Code § 18.51.430 (2026).

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A petition for receivership shall include the name of the candidate for receiver. The department shall maintain a list of qualified persons to act as receivers, however, no person may be considered to be qualified to be a receiver who:

(1)Is the owner, licensee, or administrator of the facility;

(2)Is affiliated with the facility;

(3)Has a financial interest in the facility at the time the receiver is appointed; or

(4)Has owned or operated a nursing home that has been ordered into receivership. If a receiver is appointed, he or she may be drawn from the list but need not be, but an appointee shall have experience in providing long-term health care and a history of satisfactory operation of a nursing home. Preference may be granted to persons expressing an interest in permanent ope

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A petition for receivership shall include the name of the candidate for receiver. The department shall maintain a list of qualified persons to act as receivers, however, no person may be considered to be qualified to be a receiver who:

(1) Is the owner, licensee, or administrator of the facility;

(2) Is affiliated with the facility;

(3) Has a financial interest in the facility at the time the receiver is appointed; or

(4) Has owned or operated a nursing home that has been ordered into receivership.

If a receiver is appointed, he or she may be drawn from the list but need not be, but an appointee shall have experience in providing long-term health care and a history of satisfactory operation of a nursing home. Preference may be granted to persons expressing an interest in permanent operation of the facility.