Are mobile companies that provide MRI, CT, nuclear medicine or fluoroscopy services required to have an HCF license?
Yes. Any freestanding facility, stationary or mobile, that provides MRI, CT, fluoroscopy, nuclear medicine or RT in the State of Ohio is required to be licensed as an HCF. • Does our facility have to provide written post-treatment instructions to all patients if there are not special instructions or restrictions following the procedures that are performed? Yes. All patients must be provided with verbal and written-post treatment instructions for all procedures that fall under the HCF license. These procedures include CT, MRI, nuclear medicine, fluoroscopy and RT. If there are no specific instructions or restrictions for the procedure performed, the patients must be informed that no restrictions apply. • What is a notarized affidavit? A notarized affidavit is a statement made by the owner(s) that an individual has his/her permission to sign his/her name on documents for the facility, i.e. applications. • When should I send a notarized affidavit with my application? A notarized affidavit
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