If any health facility which has incurred any obligation to the State through loans from the Health Facility Construction Fund chooses to accelerate the repayments of all or a portion of its indebtedness to the State, and chooses to finance its accelerated repayment through funds raised by debt issued through the Delaware Health Facilities Authority or any other debt instrument duly obligating the health facility, the State is hereby authorized to accept as satisfaction for that obligation an amount equal to all accrued interest, to the date of repayment, plus a principal amount equal to the future principal payments (or the portion thereof to be prepaid) on the Health Facility Construction Loan, discounted to their present value at the net interest cost of the new borrowing. In such case, the health facility shall not be eligible for a subsidy contract on that portion of its borrowing from the Health Facilities Authority or other creditor which is used to prepay its loan or loans from the Health Facility Construction Fund. Such payments of principal and interest shall be credited to the various funds and accounts of the State as specified in §§ 9007 and 9008 of this title. §§ 9010-9019. [Repealed]. Part VIII Hospitals and Other Health Facilities Managed Care Organization [Repealed]. §§ 9101-9124. Legislative purpose and intent; definitions; certificate of authority required; procedure for issuance of certificate of authority; annual report; prohibited practices; relationships with insurance companies and health service corporations; examinations; suspension or revocation of certificate of authority; probation; public censure; rules and regulations; fees; relationship to other laws; confidentiality of health information; freedom of choice; short title; Independent health care appeals program; violations; penalties; enforcement; adoption of rules and regulations [Repealed]. Repealed by 75 Del. Laws, c. 362, § 1, effective July 6, 2006. Part VIII Hospitals and Other Health Facilities Delaware Health Facilities Authority
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