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MS Code § 41-7-90 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Hospital Reimbursement Commission|§ 41-7-90. Patient's personal deposit fund; applied to payment of care; disposition of personal property

  Any funds given or provided for the purpose of supplying extra comforts, conveniences or services to any patient in any state institution enumerated in Section 41-7-73, and any funds otherwise received and held from, for or on behalf of any such patient, shall be deposited by the director or other proper officer of the institution to the credit of that patient in an account which shall be known as the Patient's Personal Deposit Fund. Whenever the sum belonging to any patient, deposited to the patient's personal deposit fund, exceeds the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750.00), the excess may be applied to the payment of the care, support, maintenance and medical attention of the patient.   After the death or discharge of any patient for whose benefit any such fund has heretofore or shall hereafter be provided, any unexpended balance remaining in his personal deposit fund shall be applied for payment of care, cost of support, maintenance and medical attention, not to exceed the maximum charge that could be made as determined pursuant to Section 41-7-79. In the event any unexpended balance remains in that patient's personal deposit fund after complete reimbursement has been made for payment of care, support, maintenance and medical attention, and the director or other proper officer of the state institution has been or shall be unable to locate the person or persons entitled to such unexpended balance, the director or other proper officer may, after the lapse of one (1) year from the date of such death or discharge, deposit the unexpended balance to the credit of that institution's operating fund.   All personal property, other than money, left by a patient at any state institution which has remained unclaimed for one (1) year shall be disposed of in any manner determined by the director or other proper officer of the institution.   The provisions of Section 43-13-120 shall not be applicable to any Medicaid patient in a state institution listed in Section 41-7-73, who has a personal deposit fund as provided for in this section.
MS Code § 41-7-91 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Hospital Reimbursement Commission|§ 41-7-91. Deposit of funds

 All funds collected under the provisions of Sections 41-7-71 through 41-7-95 shall be deposited in the state treasury to the credit of the operating fund of the institution where the patient is confined or is receiving treatment.
MS Code § 41-7-95 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Hospital Reimbursement Commission|§ 41-7-95. Moneys exempted; certain sections not repealed

 All moneys collected under the provisions of Section 11-7-13 of the Mississippi Code of 1972, shall be exempted from the provisions of Sections 41-7-71 through 41-7-95.   Nothing in Sections 41-7-71 through 41-7-95 shall be construed as repealing Sections 85-3-17 and 85-3-19.
MS Code § 41-7-133 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Commission|§ 41-7-133. Utilization of federal funds

 Federal funds, if available, may be utilized to increase, expand or enlarge (1) any hospital or other health facility provided for and constructed in part by a grant under Sections 41-7-111 through 41-7-149, or (2) any hospital constructed in part by a grant under said sections, so as to provide for diagnostic or treatment centers and/or hospitals for the chronically ill and impaired and/or rehabilitation facilities and/or nursing homes, to be operated in connection with such hospital. However, such federal funds shall not be included in computing the cost of such construction for the purpose of determining the maximum amount of the grant of state funds. Such state funds, together with locally provided funds, may be used, however, for the purpose of matching any available federal funds. In determining the cost of any such construction, there may be included the fair market value of any equipment, material or building donated or otherwise made permanently available by any local group, political subdivision or individual, but the value of the services of any such group or person shall not be included.
MS Code § 41-7-140 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Commission|§ 41-7-140. Continuing education program for hospital trustees

  Members of boards of trustees of hospitals who bear legal responsibility for the operation of such hospitals shall have made available by the State Department of Health a course of not less than ten (10) clock hours annually of training as continuing education.   The State Department of Health, through regulations issued in accordance with law, shall prescribe the curriculum to be pursued, including subjects and areas of information deemed pertinent to the duties, activities and exercise of authority as hospital trustees; provided, however, that the department shall solicit advice and recommendations appertaining to such instruction from associations and other cognizant sources on hospital operation within the state.   Such continuing education, attendance upon which shall not be mandatory for hospital trustees, shall be offered at such times and places so as to minimize inconvenience and hardship upon hospital trustees. Each hospital is hereby authorized and empowered to reimburse each trustee actual reasonable expenses incurred in attending such meetings.   The department shall maintain records of all such continuing education programs and the names of all hospital trustees receiving such training.
MS Code § 41-7-145 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Commission|§ 41-7-145. Conveyance of existing hospital facilities or other property

 Any county board of supervisors or the governing authority of any municipality may, in carrying out or in furtherance of the provisions of Sections 41-7-111 through 41-7-149, or any program or plan adopted under such sections, as a part of any contribution, cash or otherwise, that may be required by such county or municipality, convey to any municipality, county or other political subdivision or agency of the state any property, real or personal, or any existing hospital facilities or other existing facilities suitable for hospital purposes owned by such county or municipality and not needed by it for governmental purposes. Such conveyance shall be upon such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon.
MS Code § 41-7-149 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Commission|§ 41-7-149. Annual audit

 The State Auditor shall make an annual audit of the accounts and expenditures of the Mississippi Health Care Commission.
MS Code § 41-7-171 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-171. Short title

 Sections 41-7-171 through 41-7-209 shall be known and may be cited as the "Mississippi Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979."
MS Code § 41-7-175 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-175. Abolition of Health Care Commission; administration of state health planning and development agency responsibilities by State Department of Health

 The State Department of Health shall be the sole and official agency of the State of Mississippi to administer and supervise, as prescribed by the Legislature, all responsibilities of the state health planning and development agency.
MS Code § 41-7-183 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-183. Functions and responsibilities

 The State Department of Health shall have the duty of administering all functions and responsibilities of the designated state health planning and development agency as prescribed by the Legislature, and shall serve as the designated planning agency of the state for purposes of Section 1122 of Public Law 92-603 for the period of time that a contract is in effect between the Secretary and the State Department of Health for such purposes.
MS Code § 41-7-185 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-185. Powers

 In carrying out its functions under Section 41-7-171, et seq., the State Department of Health is hereby empowered to:   Make applications for and accept funds from the secretary and other federal and state agencies and to receive and administer such other funds for the planning or provision of health facilities or health care as are appropriate to the accomplishment of the purposes of Section 41-7-171, et seq.; and to contract with the secretary to accept funds to administer planning activities on the community, regional or state level;   With the approval of the secretary, delegate to or contract with any mutually agreeable department, division or agency of the state, the federal government, or any political subdivision of either, or any private corporation, organization or association chartered by the Secretary of State of Mississippi, authority for administering any programs, duties or functions provided for in Section 41-7-171, et seq.;   Prescribe and promulgate such reasonable rules and regulations as may be necessary to the implementation of the purposes of Section 41-7-171, et seq., complying with Section 25-43-1, et seq.;   Require providers of institutional health services and home health-care services provided through a home health agency and any other provider of health care requiring a certificate of need to submit or make available statistical information or such other information requested by the State Department of Health, but not information that would constitute an unwarranted invasion of the personal privacy of any individual person or place the provider in jeopardy of legal action by a third party;   Conduct such other hearing or hearings in addition to those provided for in Section 41-7-197, and enter such further order or orders, and with approval of the Governor enter into such agreement or agreements with the secretary as may be reasonably necessary to the realization by the people of Mississippi of the full benefits of Acts of Congress;   In its discretion, contract with the secretary, or terminate any such contract, for the administration of the provisions, programs, duties and functions of Section 1122 of Public Law 92-603; but the State Department of Health shall not be relieved of matters of accountability, obligation or responsibility that accrued to the department by virtue of prior contracts and/or statutes;   Prepare, review at least triennially, and revise, as necessary, a State Health Plan, as defined in Section 41-7-173, which shall be approved by the Governor before it becomes effective.
MS Code § 41-7-187 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-187. Certificate of need program

 The State Department of Health is hereby authorized to develop and implement a statewide health certificate of need program. The State Department of Health is authorized and empowered to adopt by rule and regulation:   Criteria, standards and plans to be used in evaluating applications for certificates of need;   Effective standards to determine when a person, facility or organization must apply for a certificate of need;   Standards to determine when a change of ownership has occurred or will occur; and   Review procedures for conducting reviews of applications for certificates of need.
MS Code § 41-7-189 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-189. Certificate of need program; publication of program description

  Prior to review of new institutional health services or other proposals requiring a certificate of need, the State Department of Health shall disseminate to all health-care facilities and health maintenance organizations within the state, and shall publish in one or more newspapers of general circulation in the state, a description of the scope of coverage of the commission's certificate of need program. Whenever the scope of such coverage is revised, the State Department of Health shall disseminate and publish a revised description thereof in like manner.   Selected statistical data and information obtained by the State Department of Health as the licensing agency for health-care facilities requiring licensure by the state and as the agency which provides certification for the Medicaid and/or Medicare program, may be utilized by the department in performing the statutory duties imposed upon it by any law over which it has authority, and regulations necessarily promulgated for such facilities to participate in the Medicaid and/or Medicare program; provided, however, that the names of individual patients shall not be revealed except in hearings or judicial proceedings regarding questions of licensure.
MS Code § 41-7-190 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-190. Certificate of need program; limitations on ownership of beds

 No corporation, foreign or domestic, partnership, individual(s) or association of such entities or of persons whatsoever, or any combination thereof, shall own, possess or exercise control over, in any manner, more than twenty percent (20%) of the beds in health-care facilities defined in Section 41-7-173(h)(iv) and (vi) in the defined health service area of the State of Mississippi.   Health-care facilities owned, operated or under control of the United States government, the state government or political subdivision of either are excluded from the limitation of this section.
MS Code § 41-7-193 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-193. Certificate of need; new institutional health services and other projects

  No person may enter into any financing arrangement or commitment for financing a new institutional health service or any other project requiring a certificate of need unless such certificate has been granted for such purpose. A certificate of need shall not be granted or issued to any person for any proposal, cause or reason, unless the proposal has been reviewed for consistency with the specifications and the criteria established by the State Department of Health and substantially complies with the projection of need as reported in the state health plan in effect at the time the application for the proposal was submitted.   An application for a certificate of need for an institutional health service, medical equipment or any proposal requiring a certificate of need shall specify the time, within that granted, such shall be functional or operational according to a time schedule submitted with the application. Each certificate of need shall specify the maximum amount of capital expenditure that may be obligated. The State Department of Health shall periodically review the progress and time schedule of any person issued or granted a certificate of need for any purpose.   An application for a certificate of need may be filed at any time with the department after the applicant has given the department fifteen (15) days' written notice of its intent to apply for a certificate of need. The department shall not delay review of an application. The department shall make its recommendation approving or disapproving a complete application within forty-five (45) days of the date the application was filed or within fifteen (15) days of receipt of any requested information, whichever is later, said request to be made by the department within fifteen (15) days of the filing of the application.
MS Code § 41-7-195 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-195. Certificate of need; validity; transferability; duration; revocation

  A certificate of need shall be valid only for the defined scope, physical location and person named in the application. A certificate of need shall not be transferable or assignable nor shall a project or capital expenditure project be transferred from one person to another, except with the approval of the State Department of Health. A certificate of need shall be valid for the period of time specified therein.   A certificate of need shall be issued for a period of twelve (12) months, or such other lesser period as specified by the State Department of Health.   The State Department of Health may define by regulation, not to exceed six (6) months, the time for which a certificate of need may be extended.   If commencement of construction or other preparation is not substantially undertaken during a valid certificate of need period or the State Department of Health determines the applicant is not making a good faith effort to obligate such approved expenditure, the State Department of Health shall have the right to withdraw, revoke or rescind the certificate.   The State Department of Health may approve or disapprove a proposal for a certificate of need as originally presented in final form, or it may approve a certificate of need by a modification, by reduction only, of such proposal provided the proponent agrees to such modification.
MS Code § 41-7-202 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-202. Stay of commission proceedings pending appeal

 There shall be a "stay of proceedings" of any written decision of the State Department of Health pertaining to a certificate of need for a home health agency, as defined in Section 41-7-173(h)(ix), for a period of thirty (30) days from the date of that decision. The stay of proceedings shall expire at the termination of thirty (30) days; however, no license to operate any such home health agency that is the subject of the decision shall be issued by the licensing agency, and no certification for such home health agency to participate in the Title XVIII or Title XIX programs of the Social Security Act shall be granted until all statutory appeals have been exhausted or the time for such appeals has expired. The stay of proceedings provided for in this section shall not apply to any party appealing any final order of the State Department of Health pertaining to a certificate of need for any health-care facility as defined in Section 41-7-173(h), with the exception of any home health agency as defined in Section 41-7-173(h)(ix).
MS Code § 41-7-205 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-205. Determination of reviewability of proposed project

 An applicant proposing a project which may be governed by the provisions of Section 41-7-171 et seq. may submit a determination of reviewability request to obtain a written declaratory opinion regarding the reviewability of the proposed project. If such opinion is sought, the requestor and department shall abide by the provisions of Section 25-43-2.103 as they are effective on July 1, 2016, except that the department's response shall be provided within forty-five (45) days of the request.
MS Code § 41-7-207 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 41 - Public Health|Chapter 7 - Hospital and Health Care Commissions|Health Care Certificate of Need Law of 1979|§ 41-7-207. Emergency replacement of facilities; expedited review

 Notwithstanding any other provisions of Sections 41-7-171 through 41-7-209, except when the owner of a damaged health care facility applies to repair or rebuild the facility in accordance with the provisions of Section 41-7-191(13), when the need for any emergency replacement occurs, the certificate of need review process shall be expedited by promulgation of administrative procedures for expenditures necessary to alleviate an emergency condition and restore health care access. Emergency replacement means the replacement, and/or a necessary relocation, of all or the damaged part of the facilities or equipment the replacement of which is not exempt from certificate of need review under the medical equipment replacement exemption provided in Section 41-7-191(1)(f), without which the operation of the facility and the health and safety of patients would be immediately jeopardized and health care access would be denied to such patients. Expenditures under this section shall be limited to the replacement of those necessary facilities or equipment, the loss of which constitutes an emergency; however, in the case of the destruction or major damage to a health care facility, the department shall be authorized to issue a certificate of need to address the current and future health care needs of the community, including, but not limited to, the expansion of the health care facility and/or the relocation of the health care facility. In exercising the authority granted in this section, the department may waive all or part of the required certificate of need application fee for any application filed under this section if the expenditure would create a further hardship or undue burden on the health care facility.