Section 4704. Shared health facilities; registration

1. No shared health
  facility shall be operated unless the owner of the premises in which the
  shared health facility is located or, if  the  structure  in  which  the
  shared  health  facility is located has been leased pursuant to a lease,
  the lessee, shall:
    (a) possess a valid registration issued pursuant to this article which
  registration may specify the kind or kinds of services the  facility  is
  authorized to provide; and
    (b)  establish  and  maintain  a  uniform system of reports and audits
  meeting the requirements of the commissioner.
    2. Application for a registration for a shared health  facility  shall
  be  made  upon  such  forms  and  at  such  times  as  prescribed by the
  department.  The application shall contain:
    (i) the name of the facility;
    (ii) the kind or kinds of service to be provided;
    (iii) the location and physical description of the facility;
    (iv) the name and residence address of every  person,  partnership  or
  corporation  having  any  financial interest in the ownership (including
  leasehold ownership) of the facility and  the  structure  in  which  the
  facility is located;
    (v)  the  name  and  residence address of every person, partnership or
  corporation holding any mortgage, lien, leasehold or any other  security
  interest  in  the  shared health facility or in any equipment located in
  and used in connection with  a  shared  health  facility,  and  a  brief
  description of such lien or security interest;
    (vi)  the  name,  residence address and professional license number of
  every practitioner participating in the shared health facility;
    (vii) the name and residence address of the individual  designated  to
  assume responsibility for the central coordination and management of the
  activities of the shared health facility; and
    (viii) such other information as the department may require.
    3.  Any  person  who operates a shared health facility without a valid
  registration issued pursuant to this article  shall  be  liable  to  the
  people  of  the  state  for  a  civil penalty not to exceed ten thousand
  dollars for every such violation.