(Section scheduled to be repealed on January 1, 2028)

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Sec. 35. Qualifications for licensure.

(a)An entity is qualified to receive a license as a home medical equipment and services provider if the entity meets each of the following requirements:

(1)complies with all applicable federal and State licensure and regulatory

requirements;

(2)maintains a physical facility and medical equipment inventory. There shall only be

one license permitted at each address;

(3)establishes proof of commercial general liability insurance, including but not

limited to coverage for products liability and professional liability;

(4)establishes and provides records of annual continuing education for personnel

engaged in the delivery, maintenance, repair, cleaning, inventory control, and financial management of home medical equipment and services;

(5)maintains records on all patients to whom it provides home medical equipment and

services;

(6)establishes equipment management and personnel policies;

(7)makes life-sustaining home medical equipment and services available 24 hours per day

and 7 days per week;

(8)complies with any additional qualifications for licensure as determined by rule of

the Department.

(b)The Department may request a personal interview of an applicant before the Board to further evaluate the entity's qualifications for licensure.