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Code · Maryland · Local Government

§ 1-1010

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§1–1010.
(a)The board shall establish, maintain, and operate a nursing home or other facility or service for the care and treatment of aged, convalescent, and chronically ill individuals.
(b)The board has the following powers and duties:
(i)to accept gifts, legacies, bequests, or endowments for purposes of the board; and
(ii)unless otherwise specified by the donor, in the discretion of the board, to spend both principal and income of a gift, legacy, bequest, or endowment for the purposes of the board;
(i)to acquire and hold property in the name of the county commissioners or county council of the county;
(ii)to preserve and administer property acquired by the board; and
(iii)to sell or otherwise dispose of property acquired by the board;
(3)to provide adequate facilities and services for the care and treatment of aged, convalescent, and chronically ill individuals, including:
(i)physical care;
(ii)medical care;
(iii)nursing care;
(iv)recreational services;
(v)rehabilitative services;
(vi)special education; and
(vii)dissemination of information relating to causes and prevention of chronic and debilitating illnesses;
(i)subject to item
(ii)of this item, to charge fees for admission to and maintenance in a facility and for services provided; and
(ii)to charge fees to indigent individuals in direct proportion to the individual’s ability to pay;
(5)to apply to the purposes of the board all money, assets, or property the board receives;
(6)to adopt rules and regulations for the board’s facilities and services;
(7)to cooperate with and assist, as much as practicable, any unit of the State, the United States, any subdivision of either, or any person;
(8)to hire a director of any facility or service and to provide for additional employees and the qualifications and wages of the employees;
(9)to require any facility or service to maintain standards to qualify for a license as a hospital under Title 19, Subtitle 3, Part III of the Health – General Article; and
(10)to integrate each of the board’s facilities with those of the Secretary of Health.
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