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Commission ratifies disciplinary consent orders, trauma re‑designation and other routine items
Summary
On May 27 the Commission approved consent orders assessing civil monetary penalties for Brookdale Greeneville and several temporary staffing registrants, approved a three‑year Level III trauma re‑designation for Nashville General Hospital and ratified routine CHOW and quality‑service license items.
The Health Facilities Commission on May 27 approved disciplinary consent orders and routine regulatory reports.
The Office of Legal Services proposed a consent order assessing a $2,000 civil monetary penalty against Brookdale Greeneville (ACLF Lic. No. 151), due within 30 days of ratification. The Commission also approved consent orders for temporary staffing registrants: Mana Medical Staffing, LLC (f/k/a Medical Staffing, LLC, TSR Lic. No. 68) was assessed two $100 civil monetary penalties totaling $200 plus costs not to exceed $1,000; Legacy Personnel, Inc. (TSR Lic. No. 164) and Express Healthcare Staffing (TSR Lic. No. 140) each faced $100 civil monetary penalties plus costs not to exceed $1,000 as proposed.
In the reports section, the Commission approved Nashville General Hospital’s Level III trauma center re‑designation for an additional three years, with the condition that ATLS requirements for mid‑level providers treating injured patients be met within one year. The April 2026 Nurse Aide/Abuse Registry report presented by Ann R. Reed was also accepted.
The Commission ratified a set of Change of Ownership determinations (Crossroads Hospice of Tennessee, Renaissance Surgery Center, Shalom Hospice, Hospice of Hope‑Tennessee, NGS Endoscopy Center, St. Thomas Medical Group Endoscopy Center, Hermitage TN Endoscopy ASC) and approved miscellaneous qualifying applications and quality service licenses on the consent calendar.
Why it matters: the disciplinary orders and registry reports reflect the Commission’s ongoing regulatory oversight responsibilities; the trauma re‑designation confirms Nashville General’s continued role in regional trauma care with specified conditions.
Next steps: assessed penalties are payable per the consent orders' terms; trauma re‑designation conditions must be satisfied within one year as recorded in the minutes.
