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6 Colorado Code of Regulations § 1-0-1-1 Table of contents Part 1- Governing body Part 2- Administration Part 3- Admissions Part 4- Personnel Part 5- Resident care Part 6- Medical care services Part 7- Nursing services Part 8- Social services Part 9- Resident activities Part 10- Dental services Part 11- Dietary services Part 12- Resident rights Part 13- Emergency services Part 14- Facility records Part 15- Occupational, physical, and speech therapy Part 16- Pharmaceutical services Part 17- Diagnostic services Part 18- Resident care unit Part 19- Secure units Part 20- Housekeeping services Part 21- Linen & Laundry Part 22- Infection control Part 23- Pest control Part 24- Waste disposal Part 25- General building & fire safety Part 26- Religious treatment exclusion Part 27- Medicaid certification standards Part 28- Legal requirements Part 29- Enforcement remedies Complete Nursing Home Regulations

Colorado Complete Nursing Home Regulations     Other Related Statutes or Regulations Licensure Rules for Nursing Home Administrators Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Health Facilities Licensing and Certification 4300 Cherry Creek Drive South Denver, Colorado 80246-1530 303- 692-2000 or 1-800-886-7689 (In-state) TTD Line for the Hearing Impaired: 303-691-7700 Website: http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/ regulations/healthfacilities/   This website was updated with current Colorado regulations on April 2, 2007.

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