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What is c o n t?

c o n t stands for Certificate of Need and Transfer.

Who is required to file c o n t?

Healthcare facilities such as hospitals, nursing homes, and outpatient surgical centers are required to file c o n t.

How to fill out c o n t?

c o n t can be filled out electronically on the designated healthcare regulatory agency's website.

What is the purpose of c o n t?

The purpose of c o n t is to regulate the expansion, acquisition, and restructuring of healthcare facilities to ensure access to quality care for patients.

What information must be reported on c o n t?

Information such as the proposed project, need analysis, financial impact, and community impact must be reported on c o n t.