Michigan § 333.22119 - Annual report to legislature.

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§ 333.22119. Annual report to legislature.

Sec. 22119.

The department shall report by March 1 of each year to the standing committees on appropriations and the standing committees having jurisdiction over issues involving senior citizens in the senate and the house of representatives on all of the following:

(a) The number and percentage of nursing home citations that are appealed through the informal dispute resolution process and an independent informal dispute resolution process.

(b) The number and percentage of nursing home citations that are appealed and supported, amended, or deleted through the informal dispute resolution process and an independent informal dispute resolution process.

(c) A summary of the quality assurance review of the amended citations and related nursing home survey retraining efforts to improve consistency among nursing home surveyors and across the survey administrative unit that occurred in the year being reported.

(d) The number of nursing home complaints and facility reported incidents received by the department, grouped by county. The information described in this subdivision must be shared as part of the quality assurance monitoring process and reviewed by the advisory workgroup established under section 22103.

(e) The number of surveys conducted.

(f) The number requiring follow-up surveys.

(g) The average number of citations per nursing home.

(h) The number of night and weekend responses to complaints conducted by the department.

(i) The review of citation patterns developed under section 20155(7).

(j) The number of standard surveys of nursing homes that were conducted during a period of open survey or enforcement cycle.

(k) The number of abbreviated complaint surveys that were not conducted on consecutive surveyor workdays.

(l) The percentage of all form CMS-2567 reports of findings that were released to the nursing home within the 10-working-day requirement.

(m) The percentage of provider notifications of acceptance or rejection of a plan of correction that were released to the nursing home within the 10-working-day requirement.

(n) The percentage of first revisits that were completed within 60 days from the date of survey completion.

(o) The percentage of second revisits that were completed within 85 days from the date of survey completion.

(p) The percentage of letters of compliance notification to the nursing home that were released within 10 working days of the date of the completion of the revisit.

(q) A summary of the discussions from the meetings required in section 20155(18).

Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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