Effective 28 Aug 1981
376.915. Application for certificate, content — renewal, content, filed when — extensions, fee. — 1. A provider shall file an application for a certificate of authority on a form prescribed by the department, and the application shall be accompanied by the annual statement and other matters as provided in this section. Thereafter, within ninety days of the end of its fiscal year, such provider shall file an annual statement along with an application for renewal of its certificate of authority unless such time shall be extended with the written consent of the department. If the department does not receive the required information within ninety days of the end of the provider's fiscal year, or within an approved time extension, a late fee shall be charged in an amount equal to fifty percent of the renewal fee in effect on the last preceding regular renewal date.
2. The annual statement shall be accompanied by a narrative describing any material differences between the pro forma income statements filed in response to section 376.920 as a part of the most immediately preceding application for a certificate of authority or annual statement and the actual results of operations during the fiscal year together with the revised pro forma income statements being filed as a part of the current annual statement.
3. When an applicant has more than one facility offering continuing care, a separate application for a certificate of authority shall be made for each facility.
4. The application for a certificate of authority shall be signed under oath by the chief executive officer of the applicant.
5. Copies of the escrow agreements executed with an escrow agent pursuant to sections 376.940 and 376.945 shall be recorded as exhibits to the application for a certificate of authority.
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(L. 1981 S.B. 84 § 4, subsecs. 1 to 6)
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