2268

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 636

(1)  A MEDICAL REASON;

(2)  THE WELFARE OF THE RESIDENT OR OTHER RESIDENTS;

(3)  KNOWINGLY TRANSFERRING PERSONAL ASSETS IN
VIOLATION OF A CONTRACT PROVISION AND ONLY TO BECOME ELIGIBLE FOR
MEDICAID BENEFITS;

(4)  A NONPAYMENT FOR A STAY; OR

(5)  THE PLANNED CLOSING OF THE FACILITY.

SUBTITLE 9. LICENSING.

7-901.

IN THIS SUBTITLE, "RECIPIENT OF INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT SERVICES"
MEANS AN INDIVIDUAL WHO RECEIVES INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT SERVICES.

7-902.

THIS SUBTITLE DOES NOT LIMIT THE RIGHT OF ANY PERSON TO
PRACTICE A HEALTH OCCUPATION THAT THE INDIVIDUAL IS LICENSED OR
OTHERWISE AUTHORIZED TO PRACTICE UNDER THE HEALTH OCCUPATIONS
ARTICLE.

7-903.

IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER LICENSE REQUIRED BY LAW, A PERSON
SHALL BE LICENSED BY THE ADMINISTRATION BEFORE THE PERSON MAY
PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SERVICES TO AN INDIVIDUAL WITH DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITY OR A RECIPIENT OF INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT SERVICES:

(1)  DAY HABILITATION SERVICES;

(2)  RESIDENTIAL SERVICES;

(3)  SERVICES COORDINATION;

(4)  VOCATIONAL SERVICES;

(5)  MORE THAN 1 FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE, AS DEFINED
UNDER § 7-701 OF THIS SUBTITLE; AND

(6)  MORE THAN 1 INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT SERVICE.
7-904.

(A)  THE SECRETARY SHALL ADOPT RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE
LICENSING OF SERVICES FOR AN INDIVIDUAL WITH DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITY OR A RECIPIENT OF INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT SERVICES.

(B)  THE RULES AND REGULATIONS SHALL ENSURE THAT SERVICES TO
AN INDIVIDUAL WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY OR A RECIPIENT OF