Revocation of license

1. The department may deny or revoke an assisted living facility's license if: a. The application for a license or renewal of a license or supporting documents contain fraudulent or untrue representations or if the license was otherwise issued based upon bribery or fraudulent or untrue representations; b. The assisted living facility is in violation of this chapter or is unwilling or unable to conform to the requirements of this chapter; c. The assisted living facility, or the premises proposed for the assisted living facility, is not or will not be maintained according to this chapter; d. The assisted living facility is denied any license necessary under federal, state, or local law or such license has been revoked; e. The assisted living facility refuses to allow the department access to any material or information necessary to determine compliance with licensing requirements; or f. The assisted living facility demonstrates a pattern of failing to abide by the terms of its contract with tenants. 2. Except when conditions exist that present imminent danger to assisted living facility tenants, the effective date of a revocation of a license shall be thirty days from the date the department provides written notification to the assisted living facility of the department's decision to revoke the license. 3. The revocation notice to the assisted living facility must include the basis of the department's decision, the effective date of the revocation, and information regarding the assisted living facility's right to request reconsideration by the department. 4. The assisted living facility must notify all tenants and third-party payers of the department's revocation of its license within fifteen days from the date of the final revocation notice.