Identifiable hospice administration definition

Identifiable hospice administration means an administrative group, individual or legal entity that
Identifiable hospice administration means an administrative group, individual or legal entity. This administration shall be responsible for the management of all aspects of the program.
Identifiable hospice administration means an administrative group, individual, or legal entity that 665 has a distinct organizational structure, accountable to the governing authority directly or through a chief 666 executive officer. This administration shall be responsible for the management of all aspects of the 667 program.

More Definitions of Identifiable hospice administration

Identifiable hospice administration means an administrative group, individual, or legal entity that has an identifiable organizational structure, accountable to a governing board directly or through a chief executive
Identifiable hospice administration means an administrative group, individual, or legal entity that has an identifiable organizational
Identifiable hospice administration means an administrative group, individual, or legal entity that has an identifiable organizational

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