Answering AHCA letters
When AHCA asks for more information, we prepare a complete, item-by-item response for your approval, well before the deadline.
Getting licensed is the start. We get you through AHCA's letters and surveys, and keep track of every date that can cost you.
When AHCA asks for more information, we prepare a complete, item-by-item response for your approval, well before the deadline.
We walk through your agency the way a surveyor would, score every item, and give you a corrective plan with owners and dates — before the real survey.
If AHCA cites deficiencies, we help you write the plan of correction and fix the problems inside the state's deadlines.
Written for your license type and Florida's rules, section by section, as a Word document ready for you to adopt and sign — and updated when the rules change.
Your comprehensive emergency management plan, written for your agency and reviewed every year.
Insurance, background screening, emergency plan review, local business tax receipt, annual report, staff licenses and renewals — we track the dates so none are missed.
Clean, organized files that make your agency worth more if you ever decide to sell. The sale itself goes through a licensed business broker.
Plain-language summaries. The citation is there so you (or your attorney) can read the rule itself.
You have 21 days to answer AHCA's request for missing information. s. 408.806(3)(b), F.S.
If AHCA requires a plan of correction, it's due within 10 days of notice. s. 408.811(5), F.S.
Deficiencies must be corrected within 30 days of notice, unless AHCA sets another time. s. 408.811(4), F.S.
Home health agencies review their emergency management plan every year. Rule 59A-8.027, F.A.C.
Local business tax receipts are due by September 30. s. 205.053, F.S.
Florida LLCs and corporations file their annual report with Sunbiz by May 1. s. 605.0212 / s. 607.1622, F.S.
No. Send us the statement of deficiencies right away. We'll help with the plan of correction and fix the problems inside AHCA's deadlines.
Yes. Many agencies come to us for the first time before a renewal survey.
It's built from the Florida rules that apply to your license type and your services, and written for how your agency actually works. You adopt it and sign it.