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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 50 — Uniform licensure

50.52 Licensing procedure and requirements.

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50.52 Licensing procedure and requirements.
(1)No person may be required to obtain licensure as a rural medical center, except that no person may conduct, maintain, operate or permit to be conducted, maintained or operated health care services as a rural medical center unless the rural medical center is licensed by the department.
(2)The department shall issue a provisional license or a regular license as a rural medical center to an applicant if all of the following are first done:
(a)The applicant pays the appropriate license fee, as established under s. 50.51
(c). Fees collected under this paragraph shall be credited to the appropriation under s. 20.435
(jm)for licensing and inspection activities.
(b)Except as provided in par.
(c), the department inspects the health care services provided by the applying rural medical center and finds that the applicant is fit and qualified and meets the requirements and standards of this subchapter and the rules promulgated under this subchapter.
(c)In lieu of conducting the inspection under par.
(b), the department accepts evidence that an applicant meets one of the following requirements:
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