When a Medi-Cal and/or Medicare certified only provider decides to voluntarily close, the provider must submit a letter to the CDPH DO. The closure letter must include the reason for closure, closure date, and other pertinent information pursuant to certification rules.
Once the DO and the provider has completed the closure process, the DO will notify the Centralized Applications Branch, Provider Licensing Unit (PLU). PLU will complete the final phase of the facility closure process in our database of record.
Voluntary Closure Process
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Party Responsible | Action |
āProvider
| Provider submits a letter via mail or email addressed to their local CDPH District Office indicating the facility is closing or surrendering their license.
The letter contains the following information:
- Request submitted on company letterhead
- Reason for closure and projected date of closure
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āDistrict Office
| District Office receives the provider closure letter
- District Office works with the provider to ensure the facility closes in accordance with statutes/regulations for the provider's facility type
- District Office emails the Provider Licensing Unit a copy of the voluntary closure letter with confirmation the facility is closed
- District Office emails the Provider Certification Unit if the facility is Medi-Cal certified and requires Medi-Cal termination
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āProvider Licensing Unit
| Provider Licensing Unit āinputs the facility closure into the Centralized Applications Branch database.
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āProvider (Optional)
| Provider can confirm the facility is closed by checking CalHealthFind ā(https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CHCQ/LCP/CalHealthFind/Pages/Home.aspxā)
- āFacilities do not appear on CalHealthFind if closed
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Contact
Center for Health Care Quality, District Offices: CDPH District Office Contact
Centralized Applications Branch, Provider Licensing Unit: Email CHCQCABLicensing@cdph.ca.govāā
Centralized Applications Branch, Provider Certification Unit: Email PCU@cdph.ca.gov ā