Banked beds definition

Banked beds means beds that have been taken off-line by the provider, through the process defined by Utah Department of Health, Bureau of Facility Licensing, to reduce the operational capacity of the facility, but does not reduce the licensed bed capacity. This is used in the FRV calculation.
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Banked beds means beds that have been taken offline by the provider, through the process defined by the Department of Health, Bureau of Health Facility Licensing, Certification and Resident Assessment, to reduce the operational capacity of the facility, but does not reduce the licensed-bed capacity.
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