California surgery center license verification

Applicants must complete the Supplemental Application Request for Additional Services and submit all required documentation and fees specified in the application. Information on Facility Certification is also available on this website. Applications, forms and fees associated with licensing a facility and Resources are available on this website.

A link to any available disciplinary documents will be listed below an individual's license status. If the documents are not available for a discipline related matter, you may contact the Board's Enforcement Program. The information that the BRN provides to DCA is a true and accurate reflection of our license records that are derived from primary source documents.

Acceptable verification is a certificate of insurance or declaration sheet issued by the insurance company that contains the name of the insurance company, the name of the insured, effective dates, and limits of coverage.

Acceptable verification is either evidence of being self-insured, or a certificate of insurance or declaration sheet issued by the insurance company that contains the name of the insurance company, the name and business address of the insured, and effective dates. Signed Lease Agreement , if business premises are not owned by the applicant or provider. If deficiencies are unrelated to patient safety categories on the inspection report, maintain on file in Licensing pending the final report from the accrediting agency.

If accreditation is revoked, suspended or placed on probation and the deficiencies noted are related to specific patient safety categories on the inspection report e.

Send written notification to any physicians known to have privileges at the outpatient setting that the setting can no longer be used to perform procedures where the level of anesthesia places the patient at risk for loss of life-preserving protective reflexes.

Health and Safety Code Section The following are some of the accreditation standards:. Outpatient Surgery Settings An Outpatient Surgery Setting is any facility, clinic, center, office, or other setting that is not part of a general acute care facility, where anesthesia is used in compliance with the community standard of practice. December 29, Letter Adverse Event Reporting Form for Accredited Outpatient Surgery Settings Outpatient surgery settings or ambulatory surgery centers must be accredited, licensed or certified In order to protect consumers, the Legislature passed various laws to prevent surgeries from being conducted in unregulated out-of-hospital settings.

Where outpatient surgery can take place Outpatient surgery, as described above, may take place at any of the settings listed below. Information is also provided on: Name, address, and telephone number of any owners, and their medical license numbers; Name and address of the facility; The name and telephone number of the accreditation agency that has accredited the setting; and The effective and expiration dates of the accreditation.

There you may search for ambulatory surgical centers. Accreditation agencies that have been approved by the board The Board is required to maintain a list of accredited outpatient settings from the information provided by the accreditation agencies approved by the Board. What if I have a complaint about an outpatient setting? Medical Board Consumer Complaint Form For complaints regarding a CMS certified setting or a setting licensed by the Department of Public Health: CMS- Accrediting Organization Complaint Contacts Department of Public Health Healthcare Facility Complaint Form What happens after you submit a complaint If the Board receives a consumer complaint about an outpatient surgery setting that is non-accredited, unlicensed, and not CMS certified, but is performing surgical procedures using a level of anesthesia requiring the facility to be accredited, licensed, or certified, it is referred to the appropriate Medical Board District Office for investigation.

May inspect the setting as often as necessary and shall ensure the accrediting agency conducts the required inspection If the results of the inspection conclude that the setting is out of compliance, they must issue a deficiency report and may 1 require correction, 2 issue a reprimand; 3 place the setting on probation; or 4 suspend or revoke the accreditation.

The accrediting agency must report within 24 hours if the setting has been issued a reprimand, been placed on probation or had the accreditation suspended or revoked.