Advantage Home Health Care, Inc. v. Indiana State Department of Health
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SHEPARD, Chief Justice.
Dissatisfied with reports about inspections the Indiana Department of Health conducted of its facilities, appellant Advantage Home Health Care filed for declaratory judgment. It sought to establish that the inspection reports and accompanying requests for correction of deficiencies constituted orders appealable under the Administrative Orders and Procedures Act. Because Advantage did not exhaust the administrative procedures available to it, the trial court properly granted judgment to the Department.
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