Kentucky Board of Licensure for Long-Term Care Administrators

The board reviewed and accepted the proposed changes to the expiration of 201 KAR 6:060.

The board discussed the removal of the outdated Covid memorandum posted on the website. The Application/Continuing Education Committee reviewed applications, including Emergency Temporary Permit, Initial, Endorsement, Reactivation, and Reinstatement Applications. The board also discussed the Continuing Education Regulation and Commissioner Lawson working on getting more board members.

The Applications Committee reviewed twelve applications, making recommendations for two Emergency Temp Permits, three Initial Applications (with one deferred), two Reinstatement Applications, and four Endorsements. All recommendations are scheduled to be presented to the board during the next board meeting.

The Kentucky Board of Licensure for Long-Term Care Administrators held a meeting to discuss several key items. The board reviewed financial reports and was introduced to the new DPL General Counsel. An update was provided on the conflict between certain regulations and statutes, with a note on the impact of House Bill 6. The board also discussed the NAB Mid-Year Meeting 2025 and approved sending the board administrator to the meeting. Additionally, the Application/Continuing Education Committee's recommendations for multiple applications were reviewed and approved. Finally, travel and per diem expenses were approved.

The board reviewed the February and March 2025 financial reports. The board was presented with the new administrative regulation KRS 216A.090, 201 KAR 06:071, Continuing Education Requirements, and the amended regulation 201KAR 6:030, regarding temporary permits. An update on the NAB Mid-Year Meeting was provided. The Application/Continuing Education Committee reviewed several applications, including emergency temporary permit, initial, reinstatement, and reactivation applications. Travel and per diem were approved.