Vermont Code § 33 V.S.A. § 7112

Confidential information
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§ 7112. Confidential information
(a) Information received by the licensing agency through filed reports, inspection, or
as otherwise authorized under this chapter, except information that pertains to unsubstantiated
complaints or the identity of residents and complainants, shall be made available
to the public.
(b) Prior to release of information, the Commissioner shall consult with representatives
from the nursing home industry and the Office of State Long-Term Care Ombudsman to
develop:
(1) Guidelines for the release of information to the public that ensure the confidentiality
and privacy of complainants and individuals who are receiving or have received care
or services in nursing facilities in conformance with State and federal requirements.
(2) Indicators, derived from information databases maintained by the licensing agency
and the Division of Rate Setting, which shall be disseminated to consumers in a readily
understandable format designed to facilitate consumers’ ability to compare the quality
of care provided by nursing facilities. The Commissioner shall continually update
quality indicators and refine and improve the information disseminated to consumers.

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