Alabama Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators

The Board meeting included the approval of various applications, specifically four emergency permits, six AIT applications, six NHA applications, two re-licensure applications, and one reciprocity application. The Board reviewed and discussed information regarding three complainants and received updates on the status of facilities with immediate jeopardy deficiencies and substandard quality of care citations, alongside a review of examination results.

The board approved four emergency permits, one AIT application, one NHA application, and three reciprocity applications for licensure. The board reviewed the financials for the first quarter of FY2021 and received updates on the status of facilities with immediate jeopardy deficiencies and substandard quality of care citations. Examination results were also reviewed.

The Board approved emergency permits, AIT applications, NHA applications, and reciprocity applications. The Board discussed and approved lifting the limitation on long-distance learning CEU requirements through September 30, 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Board agreed to allow administrators to forgo notarization on renewal forms during the pandemic if they cannot obtain a notary. The financials for the 2nd quarter of 2020 were reviewed. The Board reviewed information presented by two complainants and received updates on facilities with immediate jeopardy deficiencies and substandard quality of care citations, as well as examination results.

The board elected a new chair and vice-chair, and new board members were introduced. Three emergency permits and four AIT applications were approved, along with one re-licensure application. Information regarding one complainant was reviewed. The board received an update on facilities with immediate jeopardy deficiencies and substandard quality of care citations, and examination results were reviewed.

The Board approved emergency permits, AIT applications, NHA applications, and reciprocity applications. The Board discussed and approved lifting the limitation of 9 hours of long distance learning for CEU policies, allowing licensees to obtain all continuing education via long distance learning methods until December 31, 2020. The Board reviewed the financials for the 3rd quarter of 2020, discussed information regarding one complainant, and received updates on facilities with immediate jeopardy deficiencies and substandard quality of care citations, as well as examination results.