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Three Certificate of Need applications deferred to January and February meetings
Summary
The Health Facilities Commission deferred three Certificate of Need applications — Quality Hospice, MGA Home Healthcare Tennessee, and Pruitthealth - Nashville — citing quorum requirements for two items and scheduling another for February 28, 2025.
The Tennessee Health Facilities Commission deferred three Certificate of Need applications at its Dec. 11, 2024, meeting in Nashville.
Quality Hospice (CN2408-022) requested adding Anderson, Campbell, Cumberland, Putnam, and Roane counties to its service area; the application listed an estimated project cost of $46,000. The commission deferred this item to the Jan. 22, 2025 meeting due to quorum requirements.
MGA Home Healthcare Tennessee, LLC (CN2409-025) sought to remove an existing age limitation (currently limited to pediatric patients under a CON exemption) to operate full-service home health in several counties; the application noted an estimated project cost of $1,402,000. Staff recorded this application as deferred to the Jan. 22, 2025 meeting due to quorum requirements.
Pruitthealth - Nashville, LLC (CN2409-026) proposed relocation and replacement of a nursing facility formerly known as Crestview Care and Rehabilitation Center to a Bell Road address in Nashville; the application listed an estimated project cost of $36,276,888 and was deferred to the Feb. 28, 2025 meeting (as of 12/6/2024). No final votes on the merits were taken on these items at the Dec. 11 session.
The commission’s staff noted the date and location of the next meeting (Jan. 22, 2025 at the TN Tower) for consideration of deferred items.
