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4. Health care facility. "Health care facility" means a
public or private, proprietary or not-for-profit entity or
institution providing health services, including, but not limited
to, a radiological facility licensed under chapter 160, a health
care facility licensed under chapter 405 or certified under
chapter 405-D, an independent radiological service center, a
federally qualified health center, rural health clinic or
rehabilitation agency certified or otherwise approved by the
Division of Licensing and Certification within the Department of
Health and Human Services, a home health care provider licensed
under chapter 419, an assisted living program or a residential
care facility licensed under chapter 1664 1663, a hospice
provider licensed under chapter 1681, a retail store drug outlet
licensed under Title 32, chapter 117, a state institution as
defined under Title 34-B, chapter 1 and a mental health facility
licensed under Title 34-B, chapter 1.

 
Sec. 3. 22 MRSA §8703, sub-§2, ķA, as amended by PL 2003, c. 264, §1,
is further amended to read:

 
A. The Governor shall appoint 18 board members in
accordance with the following requirements. Appointments by
the Governor are not subject to review or confirmation.

 
(1) Four members must represent consumers. For the
purposes of this section, "consumer" means a person who
is not affiliated with or employed by a 3rd-party
payor, a provider or an association representing those
providers or those 3rd-party payors.

 
(2) Three members must represent employers. One
member must be chosen from a list provided by a health
management coalition in this State.

 
(3) Two members must represent 3rd-party payors chosen
from a list provided by a statewide organization
representing 3rd-party payors.

 
(4) Nine members must represent providers. Two provider members
must represent hospitals chosen from a list of at least 5 current
hospital representatives provided by the Maine Hospital
Association. Two provider members must be physicians or
representatives of physicians, one chosen from a list of at least
5 nominees provided jointly by the Maine Medical Association and
one chosen from a list provided by the Maine Osteopathic
Association. One provider member must be a chiropractor doctor
of chiropractic chosen from a list provided by a statewide
chiropractic association. One provider member must be a


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