Nevada § 449A.182 - Request for installation and use: Contents; form; approval; facility to attempt to accommodate patient if roommate refuses consent; withdrawal
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§ 449A.182. Request for installation and use: Contents; form; approval; facility to attempt to accommodate patient if roommate refuses consent; withdrawal
1. A patient in a facility for skilled nursing or the representative of the patient
may request the installation and use of an electronic communication device in the
living quarters of the patient by submitting to the facility for skilled nursing: (a) A completed form prescribed by the facility pursuant to subsection 3; or (b) If the facility has not prescribed a form pursuant to subsection 3, a written
request that meets the requirements of subsection 2. 2. A request submitted pursuant to subsection 1 must include or be accompanied by: (a) Information regarding the type, function and expected use of the electronic communication
device which will be installed and used; (b) The name and contact information for any person other than the patient or his
or her representative who is authorized to view or listen to the images or sounds
which are displayed, broadcast or recorded by the electronic communication device
pursuant to subsection 3 of NRS 449A.186 ; (c) An agreement by the patient or the representative of the patient to, except as
otherwise provided by NRS 449A.186 : (1) Waive the patient's right to privacy in connection with use of the electronic
communication device; and (2) Release the facility for skilled nursing and any employee of the facility from
any administrative, civil or criminal liability for a violation of the patient's right
to privacy in connection with use of the electronic communication device; (d) If the patient has a roommate: (1) The written consent of the roommate or the representative of the roommate to the
installation and use of an electronic communication device in the living quarters
of the patient; and (2) An agreement by the roommate or the representative of the roommate to, except
as otherwise provided in NRS 449A.186 : (I) Waive the roommate's right to privacy in connection with use of the electronic
communication device; and (II) Release the facility for skilled nursing and any employee of the facility from
any administrative, civil or criminal liability for a violation of the roommate's
right to privacy in connection with the use of the electronic communication device;
and (e) If the request is submitted by the representative of the patient, proof that the
representative of the patient meets the requirements of NRS 449A.180 . 3. A facility for skilled nursing may prescribe a form for use by a patient or the
representative of a patient to request to install and use an electronic communication
device in the living quarters of the patient. To the extent practicable, such a form must be provided in a language chosen by
the patient or the representative of the patient. Such a form must include, without limitation: (a) An explanation of the provisions of NRS 449A.170 to 449A.192 , inclusive; and (b) Places to record the information, agreements and consent described in paragraphs
(a) to (d), inclusive, of subsection 2. 4. A facility for skilled nursing shall approve a request by a patient or the representative
of a patient pursuant to this section if the request meets the requirements of this
section. 5. If the roommate or the representative of the roommate of a patient who wishes to
submit a request pursuant to subsection 1, or whose representative wishes to submit
such a request, refuses to provide consent and enter into the agreement required by
paragraph (d) of subsection 2, the facility for skilled nursing shall make reasonable
attempts to accommodate the patient. Such reasonable attempts may include, without limitation, moving either the patient
or his or her roommate to different living quarters with the consent of the person
being moved or his or her representative. 6. A patient or the representative of a patient who has submitted a request pursuant
to subsection 1, a roommate who has provided consent pursuant to paragraph (d) of
subsection 2 or the representative of such a roommate may withdraw the request or
consent at any time, including, without limitation, after the request has been approved
or after an electronic communication device has been installed, by submitting a written
revocation to the facility for skilled nursing. Not later than 24 hours after the submission of such a written revocation, the facility
for skilled nursing shall cause the removal of any electronic communication device
that has been installed.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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Section 449A.182 ("Request for installation and use: Contents; form; approval; facility to attempt to accommodate patient if roommate refuses consent; withdrawal") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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