🏥 Long-Term Care / Assisted Living / Group Home
Does a long-term care / assisted living / group home need a medical director?
Where the requirement is researched, the map shows required or not required; grey states are not yet researched. Open a state for the qualifications, duties and sources.
Required25
Not required8
Not researched19
States with a requirement
- AlaskaMedical Director
- AlabamaMedical Director
- ArizonaMedical Director
- CaliforniaMedical Director
- ColoradoMedical Director
- ConnecticutMedical Director
- IllinoisAdvisory Physician / Medical Advisory Committee
- IndianaMedical Director
- MassachusettsMedical Director
- North DakotaMedical Director
- NebraskaMedical Director
- New HampshireMedical Director
- New MexicoMedical Director
- NevadaMedical Director
- New YorkMedical Director
- OhioMedical Director
- OklahomaMedical Director
- OregonMedical Director
- PennsylvaniaMedical Director
- Rhode IslandMedical Director
- South CarolinaMedical Director
- South DakotaMedical Director
- TennesseeMedical Director
- TexasMedical Director
- VirginiaRequired
States without a requirement
No medical-director designation found in the state's rules for this practice type. Delegation and supervision rules still apply.
Typical scope for this practice type
The codes the agreement builder prefills for this practice type. Adjust them in the scope step.
Scope of practiceGeriatric Medicine, Hospice and Palliative Medicine, Inpatient Rehabilitation, Wound Care
ProceduresWound Care, Fall Risk Assessment, Feeding Tube Management, Skin Assessment
DevicesCPAP/BiPAP Machines, Mobility Aids, Hospital Beds, Glucometer
DEA schedulesSchedule II, Schedule III, Schedule IV
Medicine classesAntihypertensives, Anticoagulants (Blood Thinners), Antidiabetic Agents, Laxatives
Not yet researched for this practice type: Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, Utah, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Wyoming. Glossary