What must a licensee do when changing practice location?

• A. Nothing; location changes do not need reporting.
• B. Do nothing and keep the old license as is.
• C. Notify the Board of location changes and maintain premises in compliance with rules.
• D. License relocation requires a new license application.

Answer: (C)

When you change where you practice, the key obligation is to inform the licensing board and keep the new site in line with all applicable rules. The board needs up-to-date contact and location information to reach you and verify that your practice site meets required standards for patient safety, infection control, privacy, records management, and overall professional practice. Notifying ensures your licensure remains properly linked to the correct address and that any inspections or verifications can occur if needed. A relocation does not typically require a completely new license—updates to the board and adherence to site requirements are the essential steps. So, the right action is to notify the Board of location changes and maintain premises in compliance with rules.