MRS Title 24-A, §6206. REQUIRED PROVISIONS OF A CONTINUING CARE AGREEMENTContinuing Care Agreement • March 20th, 2018
MRS Title 24-A, §6208. CONTINUING CARE AGREEMENT; CONSUMER COOPERATIVEContinuing Care Agreement • March 20th, 2018
MRS Title 24-A, §6207. CONTINUING CARE AGREEMENT; CONDOMINIUMContinuing Care Agreement • March 20th, 2018
Pursuant to a continuing care agreement, a subscriber may purchase or may be the beneficiary of a purchase of a condominium as defined in Title 33, section 1601‑103, subsection 7. With respect to a continuing care agreement pursuant to which a condominium will be purchased the following provisions are applicable: [PL 1987, c. 482, §1 (NEW).]
ContractContinuing Care Agreement • April 27th, 2016
ContractContinuing Care Agreement • December 30th, 2009
CONTINUING CARE AGREEMENTContinuing Care Agreement • June 27th, 2017
What does it mean to know you’ll always have a home? Always be cared for? Always have access to skilled professionals as needed? For Holland Home residents, it means everything.
CONTINUING CARE COMMUNITY DISCLOSURE ACT (EXCERPT)Continuing Care Agreement • May 21st, 2015
DATE: 01/09/2019 3:36 PMContinuing Care Agreement • January 9th, 2019
Title 24-A, Chapter 73 Continuing Care Retirement Communities §6206 Required provisions of a continuing care agreement Checklist Applicant: REQUIREMENT STATUS REFERENCE 1. General provisions. In addition to such other provisions as may be prescribed...Continuing Care Agreement • January 26th, 2017
Title 24-A, Chapter 73 Continuing Care Retirement Communities §6206 Required provisions of a continuing care agreement Checklist Applicant: REQUIREMENT STATUS REFERENCE 2. Additional specific provisions. Each continuing care agreement shall contain the following provisions: A. A description of the procedures to be followed by the provider when the provider temporarily or permanently changes the subscriber's accommodation within the facility, transfers the subscriber pursuant to section 6228 or transfers the subscriber to another health facility. A subscriber's accommodations may be changed only for the protection of the health or safety of the subscriber or the general welfare of the residents; B. A description of the policies that will be implemented if the subscriber becomes unable to meet the fees; C. A policy statement of the provider with regard to changes in accommodations and the proced
AN ACTContinuing Care Agreement • December 20th, 2000
EXHIBIT AContinuing Care Agreement • September 13th, 2016
CONTINUING CARE AGREEMENTContinuing Care Agreement • August 24th, 2020 • Connecticut
A Continuing Care Contract is a financial investment, and your investment may be at risk. Masonicare At Home, Inc. d/b/a Live Home by Masonicare's ability to meet its contractual obligations under such contract depends on its financial performance. We advise you to consult an attorney or other professional experienced in matters relating to investments in continuing care facilities and programs before you sign a Continuing Care Contract. The Department of Social Services does not guarantee the security of your investment.
