Conn. Agencies Regs. § 17-2-145

Current through October 16, 2024
Section 17-2-145 - Accounting of personal funds upon sale of a facility

If the facility is sold, an accounting must be made to the Department of the Personal Funds balances which are to be transferred to the new owner. This accounting must consist of the use of the "Statement of Patient's Personal Fund Account" form (the same format as the annual accounting) and must be signed and dated by both the seller and the buyer. In the case of corporations it must be signed by a person authorized on behalf of the corporation. In a partnership, one or both partners may sign; if a sole owner, he/she must sign. The accounting must be accompanied by the most current bank statement and must be reconciled accurately with the statement. The W-411 form must be mailed to the same address as in Item 17.

The Department will not enter into a contract with a new owner unless this information is submitted.

If the facility does not handle any Patient's Personal Allowance it must so state upon sale of the facility.

Should changes occur in personnel responsible for personal needs funds accountability, appropriate changes in authorized signature for checking accounts or designated Trustee for Savings Passbooks shall be made at financial institutions and documented. The supporting data is to be made available for review purposes.

Conn. Agencies Regs. § 17-2-145

Effective June 30, 1978