Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies (Last Updated: June 14,2023) |
Title19a Public Health and Well-being |
SubTitle19a-14-1_19a-14-55. Evaluation of Candidates with Previous Licensure |
Sec.19a-14-44. Discontinuance of practice
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Upon the death or retirement of a practitioner, it shall be the responsibility of the practitioner or surviving responsible relative or executor to inform patients. This must be done by placing a notice in a daily local newspaper published in the community which is the prime locus of the practice. This notice shall be no less than two columns wide and no less than two inches in height. The notice shall appear twice, seven days apart. In addition, an individual letter is to be sent to each patient seen within the three years preceding the date of discontinuance of the practice. Medical records of all patients must be retained for at least sixty days following both the public and private notice to patients.
(Effective August 29, 1984)