Michigan Office of Administrative Hearings and Rules  
AGENCY REPORT TO THE  
JOINT COMMITEE ON ADMNINISTRATIVE RULES (JCAR)  
1. Agency Information  
Agency name:  
Licensing and Regulatory Affairs  
Division/Bureau/Office:  
Bureau of Professional Licensing  
Name of person completing this form:  
Dena Marks  
Phone number of person completing this form:  
517-335-3679  
E-mail of person completing this form:  
Name of Department Regulatory Affairs Officer reviewing this form:  
Elizabeth Arasim  
2. Rule Set Information  
MOAHR assigned rule set number:  
2022-67 LR  
Title of proposed rule set:  
Nursing Home Administrators—General Rules  
3. Purpose for the proposed rules and background:  
The Nursing Home Administrators General Rules pertain to the licensure, relicensure, and license  
renewal for nursing home administrators.  
The rules will be amended to provide clarity pertaining to education, training, testing requirements,  
licensing, continuing education requirements and approved providers, and telehealth services.  
4. Summary of proposed rules:  
The proposed rules add and clarify definitions, amend and clarify requirements for licensure and  
continuing education requirement, clarify that a licensee who completes implicit bias training under  
R 338.7004 may also use that training toward fulfillment of continuing education requirements,  
remove the application for board approval of a continuing education course, and rescind and relocate  
the content of some rules to comply with current drafting standards and to provide better  
organization.  
5. List names of newspapers in which the notice of public hearing was published and  
publication dates:  
Flint Journal, March 7, 2024  
Grand Rapids Press, March 7, 2024  
Mining Journal, March 13, 2024  
MCL 24.242 and 24.245  
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6. Date of publication of rules and notice of public hearing in Michigan Register:  
4/1/2024  
7. Date, time, and location of public hearing:  
4/9/2024 09:00 AM at UL-5 , 611 W. Ottawa Street, Lansing, Michigan  
8. Provide the link the agency used to post the regulatory impact statement and cost-benefit  
analysis on its website:  
9. List of the name and title of agency representative(s) who attended the public hearing:  
Weston MacIntosh, Departmental Specialist, Bureau of Professional Licensing  
10. Persons submitting comments of support:  
Rich Farran, Health Care Association of Michigan  
Michelle Grachek, National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB)  
Randy Lindner, National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB)  
11. Persons submitting comments of opposition:  
None.  
12. Persons submitting other comments:  
Dean Rumsey, LHNA  
13. Identify any changes made to the proposed rules based on comments received during the  
public comment period:  
MCL 24.242 and 24.245  
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Name &  
Organization public hearing  
Comments made at Written  
Agency Rationale Rule number  
for Rule Change & citation  
and Description changed  
of Change(s)  
Comments  
Made  
1
Rich Farran,  
Health Care  
Association of  
Michigan  
The commenter The board agreed R 339.14012  
supported the  
revised  
that the new  
educational  
requirement  
(1)  
educational  
requirement for should be  
licensure but  
asked for a  
change to the  
draft rule that  
would permit  
implemented in a  
way that permits  
recent graduates  
and current  
students in  
those who have programs that  
recently meet current  
completed or are standards the  
currently enrolled opportunity to  
in programs that apply for licensure  
meet current  
standards to be  
eligible for  
licensure.  
for 1 year.  
As revised, R  
339.14012(1)  
would read as  
follows:  
(1) Beginning 1  
year after  
promulgation of  
this rule, an  
applicant for  
licensure shall  
have earned either  
of the following  
from an accredited  
college or  
university that  
satisfies the  
requirements of R  
339.14011:  
MCL 24.242 and 24.245  
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2
Michelle  
The commenters The board agreed R 339.14017  
Grachek and  
Randy Lindner,  
National  
stated that  
acquiring and  
holding a health health services  
that holding a  
current, valid  
Association of  
Long Term  
Care  
Administrator  
Boards (NAB)  
services  
executive  
designation  
granted by the  
NAB was  
executive  
designation from  
the NAB was  
sufficient to meet  
the requirements  
equivalent to or for initial  
greater than the licensure. R  
examination and 339.14017(c) was  
educational  
requirements  
added to read as  
follows:  
already provided (c) Holds a  
for in the draft current, valid  
rules and should health services  
be sufficient for executive  
granting initial  
licensure.  
designation  
granted by the  
NAB or meets the  
requirements of  
subrules (d) and  
(e) of this rule.  
14.Date report completed:  
7/2/2024  
MCL 24.242 and 24.245  
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