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To the extent that these are "state" regulations, they were coerced by the feds to implement them during the Nixon era.
'''Certificate of Need''' (CON) is a [[state]] regulation requiring health practitioners to obtain prior approval from state regulators before offering certain medical equipment, such as MRIs and CT scanners, for use by patients.
'''Certificate of Need''' (CON) is a [[state]] regulation requiring health practitioners to obtain prior approval from state regulators before offering certain medical equipment, such as MRIs and CT scanners, for use by patients. Certificates of Need are a relic of the Nixon era, being first introduced into Federal law with the passage of the 1974 ''National Health Planning and Resources Development Act''.
This is an ''unverified'' list of states that do and do not require a Certificate of Need as of 2005. Check with an [[attorney]] on the current law in your state.
This is an ''unverified'' list of states that do and do not require a Certificate of Need as of 2005. Check with an [[attorney]] on the current law in your state.