420-D:16-a Notice of Cancellation of a Continuing Care Contract. –
I. Each resident may, upon 90-days' written notice, cancel the resident's continuing care agreement for any reason.
II. Each resident shall be provided at least 60-days' written notice from the provider if the resident's continuing care contract is being canceled for just cause. Notification may be waived if the provider can demonstrate exigent circumstances for terminating the continuing care contract on shorter notice. The resident may challenge the facility's notice of continuing care agreement cancellation by requesting a hearing with the provider or with the provider's representatives. Any notice of cancellation by the provider shall include the following:
(a) Specific factual representations constituting just cause, if any;
(b) Notice of the resident's right to challenge the provider's notice of cancellation by requesting a hearing; and
(c) Notice of the resident's right to a prompt full or partial refund of the resident's entrance fee to the extent provided in the continuing care contract or as provided by law.
III. The notice may be waived if the resident is a present danger to themselves or others.