Wyoming Statutes Title 35. Public Health and Safety § 35-24-114. Ongoing supervision following application approval; procedures; solicitation of public comment on arrangement impacts

(a) The director shall appropriately supervise, monitor and regulate approved arrangements consistent with subsection (b) of this section.

(b) The decision approving the application shall specify a time schedule for the submission of data by the applicant, which shall be at least once a year and shall identify the data required to be submitted. The director may at any time require the submission of additional data or alter the time schedule. Upon review of the data submitted, the director shall notify the applicant on compliance of the arrangement with the initial decision or subsequent orders. If the arrangement is not in compliance, the director shall identify those respects in which the arrangement does not conform to the decision.

(c) An applicant receiving notification that an arrangement is not in compliance may respond with additional data within thirty (30) days. The response may include a proposal and time schedule by which the applicant will bring the arrangement into compliance with the initial decision or subsequent orders. If the arrangement is not in compliance and the director and the applicant cannot agree to the terms of bringing the arrangement into compliance, the matter shall be set for hearing. The hearing shall be conducted as a contested case in the manner prescribed under W.S. 35-24-110. The hearing officer shall issue a written recommendation to the director who shall issue a final decision within thirty (30) days following issuance of the recommendation. A copy of the recommendation and final decision shall be provided to all parties to the contested case hearing. A final decision by the director is subject to judicial review in accordance with W.S. 16-3-114.

(d) The director shall publish notice two (2) years after the date the initial application is approved and at two (2) year intervals thereafter, soliciting comments from the public concerning the impact the arrangement has had on cost, access and quality. The director may request additional oral or written information from the applicant or from any other source.