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for medical care emergencies and to act in an advisory
capacity for the Van Orden Adult Living Center.
Although petitioner signed the physician certificate
attached to the Van Orden facility's initial license application,
he never provided and never intended to provide patient care at
the facility. Petitioner never received any compensation from
Adult Living Centers as an officer, director, employee, or
independent contractor.
After the probationary period, the Oklahoma State Department
of Health issued Adult Living Centers annual licenses to operate
the Van Orden facility beginning in January 1984. The copy of
the application for the license effective January 14, 1984, to
January 13, 1985, does not have a licensed physician certificate
attached.
The license applications dated October 3, 1984, October 1,
1985, and October 3, 1986, filed with the Oklahoma State
Department of Health to operate the Van Orden facility from
January 14, 1985, to January 31, 1988, listed Charles Wetz as the
administrator. Petitioner was not the physician who signed the
licensed physician certificates attached to the applications.
In addition to the nursing care facility, Adult Living
Centers was building a child care center as part of the Van Orden
project. The Van Orden project continued to have construction
cost overruns and operating deficits. By the summer of 1984, the
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