An ALR shall not provide services beyond the scope of its license.
An entity may not use the term "assisted living" to advertise its services unless the entity is licensed under the Act to operate as an ALR.
A person may not advertise, represent, or imply to the public that an ALR is authorized to provide a service that the service provider is not licensed, certified, or otherwise authorized to provide.
A person may not advertise the facilities or services provided by the ALR in a manner that is false, misleading, or fraudulent. Facilities or services that are provided at an additional cost to an ALR resident shall be identified in a manner that indicates such.
The Director shall issue each license only for the premises and person or persons named as applicants in the application.The license shall not be valid for use by any other person or persons or at any place other than that designated on the license. Any transfer as to person or place shall cause the immediate forfeiture of the license.
Each license to operate an ALR that is in the Licensee's possession shall be the property of the District Government and shall be returned to the Director immediately upon any of the following events:
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 22, r. 22-B10103