Kentucky ophthalmic dispenser complaint regulation establishes procedures for filing, investigating, and resolving disciplinary complaints against dispensers and optical establishments through formal hearings, settlements, and admonishment letters.
Kentucky Board of Ophthalmic Dispensers regulation 201 KAR 13:075 establishes procedures for administrative hearings on license denials, renewals, unprofessional conduct, and cost assessments for ophthalmic dispensers.
Kentucky Department of Education regulation 702 KAR 5:130 sets safety standards for non-school bus vehicles transporting ten or fewer students, including vehicle specifications, occupant restraints, driver qualifications, medical exams, drug testing…
Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services establishes WIC program eligibility requirements, income criteria, nutritional risk assessments, and application processing time frames of 10 days for pregnant women and infants or 20 days for other ap…
Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services establishes vendor authorization criteria for WIC program participation, requiring business registration, SNAP authorization, inventory standards, pricing compliance, food safety permits, and backgroun…
Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services establishes vendor violations and civil sanctions for the WIC program, with disqualification periods ranging from 60 days to permanent for trafficking, overcharging, and other infractions.
Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services establishes WIC vendor disqualification procedures with civil money penalties for cases where participant access would be inadequate based on distance to alternative vendors.
Kentucky's WIC vendor high-risk criteria rule uses a point-based system to identify vendors for investigation when they accumulate 30+ points per federal fiscal year based on transaction patterns and pricing compliance.
Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services establishes operational and licensure requirements for freestanding birthing centers, including staffing, facility standards, medical records, and hospital transfer agreements.
Kentucky's 1915(c) CHILD waiver establishes eligibility for individuals ages 0-21 with intellectual, developmental, or serious emotional disabilities and defines covered services including respite care, community living supports, and supervised resi…
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