Section R432-950-16 - State Certification(1) No facility, person or governmental unit acting severally or jointly with any other person, may establish, conduct or maintain a mammography unit without first obtaining a state certificate from the Department.(2) An applicant for state certification shall file a Request for Agency Action/Certification Application with the Utah Department of Health on forms furnished by the Department.(3) Each facility shall comply with all zoning, building and licensing laws, rules and ordinances and codes of the city and county in which the facility is located. The applicant shall submit the following to the Department: (a) Verification of participation and quality control by the American College of Radiology for monitoring mammography services in the facility;(b) Verification of licensure or certification of required personnel;(c) Fees established by the Utah State Legislature pursuant to Section 63-38-3.(4) The Department shall render a decision on the initial certification within 60 days of receipt of a completed application packet or within 6 months of date that the first component of an application packet was received. (a) Upon verification of compliance with state certification requirements, the Department shall issue a provisional certificate.(b) The Department shall issue a notice of agency decision under the procedures for informal adjudicative proceedings denying a state certification if the applicant is not in compliance with the applicable laws or rules. The notice shall state the reasons for denial.(5) Certificate Contents and Provisions. The state certificate shall include the name of the mammography facility, owner, supervising physician, address, issue and expiration dates of the state certificate and the certificate number. (b) The state certificate may be issued only to the owner and for the premises described in the application and shall not be assignable or transferable.(c) Each state certificate is the property of the Department and shall be returned within five days if the certification is suspended, revoked, or if the operation of the facility is discontinued.(d) The state certificate shall be prominently displayed where it can be easily viewed by the public.(6) Certification periods shall be for 24 months, and expire at midnight 24 months from the date of issuance. (a) A request for renewal and applicable fees shall be filed with the Department 15 days before the state certificate expires.(b) Failure to make a timely renewal shall result in assessment of late fees as established by the Utah State Legislature pursuant to Section 26-21a-203.(7) The owner shall submit a Request for Agency Action/Application to amend or modify state certification status at least 30-days before any of the following proposed or anticipated changes occur: (a) Change in the name of the facility;(b) Change in the supervising physician;(c) Change in the owner of the facility.(8) The owner who wants to cease operation shall complete the following: (a) Notify the patients within 30 days before the effective date of closure.(b) Make adequate provision for the safekeeping of records and notify the department where those records will be stored.(c) Return the state certificate to the Department within five days after the facility ceases operation.(9) The Department may issue a provisional state certificate to a facility as an initial certification and may issue a provisional state certification to a facility that does not fully comply with the requirements for a standard certification but has made acceptable progress towards meeting the requirements. (a) In granting a provisional state certification, the Department must be assured that the lack of full compliance does not harm the health, safety, and welfare of the patients.(b) A provisional state certificate is nonrenewable and shall be issued for no more than 6 months.Utah Admin. Code R432-950-16