Virginia health officials would have to inspect every existing home care organization before issuing or renewing any home care organization license.
Home care organizations could not receive or renew licenses until Virginia's health commissioner has inspected all existing home care organizations.
Home care organizations could not keep their offices in private homes or virtual offices. They would need an office location that meets this restriction.
Virginia's health licensing office would write guidance explaining how regulations apply to home care organizations. Anyone requesting the guidance could receive it.
Virginia's health commissioner would hold off on issuing or renewing home care organization licenses. The restriction would cover both applications for a license and applications to renew one. Every existing home care organization must have been inspected by the commissioner before licenses could be issued or renewed. The bill gives no deadline for completing the inspections.
Home care organizations would be barred from keeping their offices in private residences or virtual offices. The restriction would apply to home care organizations in Virginia.
Virginia's health licensing office would prepare guidance explaining how home care regulations apply. The duty would fall to the Virginia Department of Health Office of Licensure and Certification. The office would make the guidance available upon request.
No hearings or votes scheduled.