🏥 Long-Term Care / Assisted Living / Group Home · Delaware
Delaware: medical director and delegated services for a long-term care, assisted living or group home
Whether Delaware requires a physician medical director for a long-term care, assisted living or group home, the qualifications, duties, and what the state says about the staff who deliver protocol-driven services.
Notes
16 Del. C. Ch. 11, Subch. I (Licensing by the State) was read directly — it covers every LTC facility type Delaware licenses (nursing, assisted living, intermediate care, group/family-care homes, rest residential, intensive behavioral support) in one licensing subchapter, with no medical-director mandate for any. A nursing-facility-specific director may still exist via DE's admin code / the federal 42 CFR §483.75(i) SNF Condition of Participation — not verified here — but assisted living/group homes specifically have no statutory requirement.
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