Oklahoma Code § 63-1-830.2

Title 63. Public Health And Safety: Challenge to statement of deficiency – Informal
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dispute resolution – Alternative informal dispute resolution.
A.  Any residential care home, as defined in paragraph 12 of
Section 1-820 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes, that wishes to
challenge a statement of deficiency through either an informal
dispute resolution process or an alternative informal dispute
resolution process may make a written request to the State
Department of Health within thirty (30) calendar days after the
receipt of a statement of deficiencies from the Department.
B.  The informal dispute resolution process for violations of
the Residential Care Act or any rule promulgated pursuant thereto
shall follow the process contained in Sections 1-1914.3, 1-1914.4,
subsections B and C of 1-1914.5 and 1-1914.6 through 1914.10 of
Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
C.  The alternative informal dispute resolution process for
violations of the Residential Care Act or any rule promulgated
pursuant thereto shall follow the process contained in Sections 1-
1914.11 through 1-1914.16 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
D.  An impartial decision-making panel for the alternative
informal dispute resolution set forth in subsection C of this
section shall be comprised of the following members:
1.  Two members who are representative volunteers who have
experience in the operation of a residential care home;
2.  One member who is an employee of the Department and has
experience in the survey process from residential care homes;
3.  One member who is a representative from the aging and
disabled community and who does not represent a state agency; and
4.  One member who is a lay member and who is not employed by
the Department.

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