Prescribed disclosure + acknowledgment
Senior placement agency regulations in Arizona
Arizona focuses on upfront financial and relationship disclosure, consumer acknowledgment, and proof before facility payment.
Source check on file
August 18, 2026
What the source says
Arizona law requires covered referral agencies to disclose relationships, payment, and fee details before or when a referral is made, using prescribed notice standards.
Read Arizona Revised Statutes § 36-446.14Official statute captured and reviewed August 18, 2026.
Working checklist
Operational steps to review
Disclose relationships and common ownership or control with the referred facility.
State that the facility pays the agency and disclose the fee amount or a good-faith estimate.
Use the prescribed notice presentation, including the written font-size requirement where applicable.
Obtain consumer acknowledgment and retain the disclosure and acknowledgment for the required period.
Provide the facility the required proof before accepting payment.
Honor written or electronic termination requests, including directions about use of personal information.
Questions for legal review
- Keep a reliable acknowledgment audit trail.
- Do not invoice before the facility has the required disclosure proof.
- Review the statutory notice language rather than relying on a generic compensation paragraph.