The governor’s executive order N-11-22 extends authority for COVID-19 waivers and permitting facilities to continue operating pursuant to such waivers through the expiration date set forth by CDSS or for the duration of the Governor’s 3/4/2020 Proclamation of a State of Emergency, whichever occurs first. It supersedes PIN 22-12-ASC.

PIN 22-07-ASC Updated Statewide Visitation Waiver, and Testing and Vaccination Verification Guidance for Visitors Related to COVID-19

PIN-21-01-ASC Alternate Care Sites to Increase Bed Capacity due to Anticipated Surge in COVID-19

PIN-20-37-ASC Buildings & Grounds, Capacity, Staffing Ratios, Staff Training Requirements, TB Testing, Medical Assessments

PIN-21-24-CCLD Waivers expiring 3/31/22 given a revised expiration date of 6/30/22 and the Administrator Certification Program

PIN-20-04-CCLD Governor’s Proclamation of a State of Emergency to Address Novel COVID-19

It also rescinds two COVID-19 related waivers, effective 6/30/22:

PIN- 20-16-ASC-CCR Small Business Lending

20-14-CCLD Sanitizing Laundry, Hot Water Temperature Limits

Once the waivers expire or are rescinded by CDSS, all licensing requirements specific to the waiver shall be reinstated.

Requests for individual waivers and waivers for multiple facilities, as specified in PIN 20-06-ASC, will continue to be available resources for licensees and providers beyond the expiration of COVID-19-related waivers.

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