Ch. 109

LAWS OF MARYLAND

(d) The Secretary may petition the court to appoint a
substitute for a receiver who:

(1)  Dies;

(2)  Has a disability;

(3)  Has an adverse interest; or

(4)  Does not make reasonable progress in carrying out
the receivership.

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(a)(1) Except as expressly provided otherwise in this
section, each receiver who is appointed under Part V of this
subtitle has all of the powers of a receiver who is appointed
under § 3-414 of the Corporations and Associations Article.

(2) The receiver shall perform all acts that are
necessary and exercise the powers of the receiver to:

(i) Correct each condition on which the
appointment of the receiver was based;

(ii) Ensure adequate care for each [resident
of] INDIVIDUAL IN the nursing home or community [residential]
program; and

(iii) Preserve the property of the owner of the
nursing home or community [residential] program,

(b)  The receiver shall report to the court as the court
requires.

(c)  The receiver of a nursing ' home or community
[residential] program shall:

(1)  Give each [resident] INDIVIDUAL and interested
parties with respect to each [resident] INDIVIDUAL notice of the
receivership;

(2)  Preserve all property of and records that relate
to [a resident] AN INDIVIDUAL and are in the custody of the
receiver or the owner or operating entity;

(3)   If [a resident] AN INDIVIDUAL is to be discharged
or transferred:

(i) Explain to the [resident] INDIVIDUAL or
guardian of the [resident] INDIVIDUAL the alternative placements
that are available;

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