State assisted-living licensing record · Iowa DIAL · record as pulled September 22, 2026· Not the federal nursing home survey
235E.2-10 · Iowa Code chapter 235E, Dependent Adult Abuse in Facilities and Programs
Dependent adult abuse reports in facilities and programs The department shall adopt rules which require…
An assisted living rule from DIAL, cited on Iowa licensure inspections and complaint investigations. TagProof groups it under Records and administration. DIAL lists each rule cited at a visit with the rule's own text; no severity is attached.
Where it is cited
| County | Facilities cited |
|---|---|
| Black Hawk County | 1 |
What the rule says
The rule's text as DIAL lists it with the citation, verbatim.
Iowa Code § 235E.2(10) Dependent adult abuse reports in facilities and programs The department shall adopt rules which require facilities and programs to separate an alleged dependent adult abuser from a victim following an allegation of perpetration of dependent adult abuse and prior to the completion of an investigation of the allegation. Independent of the department’s investigation, the facility or program employing the alleged dependent adult abuser shall conduct an investigation of the alleged dependent adult abuse and 2011 Iowa Code CD-ROM 6 determine what, if any, employment action should be taken including but not limited to placing the alleged dependent adult abuser on administrative leave or reassigning or terminating the alleged dependent adult abuser as a result of the investigation by the facility or program. If the facility or program terminates the alleged dependent adult abuser as a result of the investigation by the facility or program or the alleged dependent adult abuser resigns, the alleged dependent adult abuser shall disclose such termination or investigation to any prospective facility or program employer. An alleged dependent adult abuser who fails to disclose such termination or investigation is guilty of a simple misdemeanor.
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