Indiana Code Title 23. Business and Other Associations § 23-2-4-16

Sec. 16. (a) If a continuing care retirement community is bankrupt and the operation of the continuing care retirement community is terminated, the board of directors shall, subject to the approval of the commissioner, distribute from the guaranty association fund established in section 13 of this chapter to the living residents of the continuing care retirement community an aggregate amount not to exceed one-half ( 1/2 ) of the amount in the fund at the time of disbursement.  The amount each living resident is entitled to receive shall be prorated, based on the total amount paid on behalf of the resident by the contracting party under the continuing care agreement.  In no event may the amount paid to an individual resident under this section exceed the total amount paid on behalf of that resident under the continuing care agreement, less the total value of services received under the agreement.

(b) Any living resident of the continuing care retirement community shall, if the resident executed a continuing care agreement before July 1, 2009, be eligible to receive distributions under subsection (a), regardless of whether any contribution to the guaranty association fund has been made on behalf of the resident.

(c) A resident compensated under this section assigns the resident's rights under the continuing care agreement, to the extent of compensation received under this section, to the board of directors on behalf of the fund.  The board of directors may require an assignment of those rights by a resident to the board, on behalf of the fund, as a condition precedent to the receipt of compensation under this section.  The board of directors, on behalf of the fund, is subrogated to these rights against the assets of a bankrupt or dissolved provider.  Any monies or property collected by the board of directors under this subsection shall be deposited in the fund.

(d) The subrogation rights of the board of directors, on behalf of the fund, have the same priority against the assets of the bankrupt or dissolved provider as those possessed by the resident under the continuing care agreement.