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Background Screening Fee Increase
Family Care Safety Registry (FCSR) recently learned the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s name-based criminal record search fee will increase by one dollar to $16, effective October 1, 2026. This means the FCSR registration fee will also increase to $16. The fee increase results from a change in statute and is required by MSHP.
FCSR’s registration and background screening system is being updated to charge the new fee for online registrations beginning October 1 (along with the credit/debit card processing fee of $0.57, for a total of $16.57 for online registrations). Updated Worker Registration forms are in progress and will be posted as soon as possible at the DHSS FCSR Webpage. The FCSR will not process any paper worker registration forms submitted with the incorrect fee if postmarked after October 1, 2026.
New Rule Change - effective 06/30/23
19 CSR 73-2.130 - Notice of Change of Contact Information and Missouri Administrator Employment
- Each administrator shall notify the board office of his/her current contact information within ten (10) calendar days of change for any of the following:
- Personal contact information, which shall include administrator license number, personal mailing address, email, and telephone number(s); and
- Missouri administrator employment, which shall include, administrator license number, facility name, mailing address, telephone number(s), and employment dates.
To notify the board of contact information changes, please fill out the Administrator Information Update Form
The purpose of the Board of Nursing Home Administrators is to protect and advocate for Missouri’s long-term care residents by licensing prospective and current long-term care administrators to ensure the highest quality of care and life in Missouri’s long-term care homes. A long-term care administrator is someone who administers, manages, supervises, or is in general administrative charge of a long-term care facility (skilled care, intermediate care, assisted living and residential care facility II).
Duties and responsibilities of the Board of Nursing Home Administrators are to develop and enforce standards for long-term care administrators; formulate appropriate examinations, and; issue, renew, and discipline licenses. The board investigates complaints; evaluates and approves continuing education courses to meet license renewal requirements; controls a trainee program for prospective long-term care administrators; and maintains a register of all licensed long-term care administrators including applicants practicing under a temporary emergency license.