The Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL) was authorized to deny an application to operate a child care learning center where the former owner of a center, whose license had been revoked in the wake of multiple rule violations, transferred ownership of the center to the applicant within a year of the date of […]
Center denied licensure where ownership transferred to avert denial. Read More
Respondent, a real property appraiser, allowed his classification to lapse. His license was thereafter revoked, but the Georgia Real Estate Appraisers Board failed to update its records to reflect the change in status from “lapsed” to “revoked.” As a result, the Board inadvertently allowed Respondent to reactivate his license. The Court concluded that the Board’s
Board’s erroneous reinstatement of property appraiser does not preclude revocation. Read More
Petitioner, a SOURCE recipient, was entitled to remain on the SOURCE Program absent evidence that her severe communication deficits were attributable to developmental or psychiatric diagnoses, which are not covered by SOURCE.
Petitioner, the owner of a child care learning center, received payment through the Childcare and Parent Services (CAPS) Program for child care services provided at the center to her four foster children. The Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL) was authorized to recover these payments inasmuch as they contravened program rules, which proscribed the
Center may not receive reimbursement for services provided to owner’s foster children. Read More
The Department of Community Health restricted the license of a Personal Care Home (PCH) such that it could not care for insulin-dependent residents after it discovered that the PCH did not have a licensed individual or a proxy caregiver available to monitor glucose levels and/or administer insulin. Because the PCH had yet to meet the
The Department of Community Health (“the Department’) sought to revoke New Serenity’s certification to operate a Narcotics Treatment Program after it discovered nine violations during a site visit, including severe staffing and record-keeping deficits. Although New Serenity submitted several plans of correction to the Department, it had yet to bring its program into full compliance
