Get Your Certificate of Need Notice
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Digital-first publication for Certificate of Need public notices. Starting in South Carolina, expanding state by state. Pick your state and publish your notice.
Pick Your State
Select your state to view published notices and submission requirements
How CON Publication Works
From notice submission to published record — a clear, transparent process for healthcare organizations filing Certificate of Need applications.
Submit Your Notice
Select your state, enter your organization and project details, and submit your draft CON notice text. We provide templates and guidance.
Editorial Review
Our operations team reviews your submission against state requirements, checks completeness, and coordinates any needed corrections.
Approve & Schedule
You review the proposed publication schedule and fee estimate in your dashboard. Once approved, your notice is scheduled for publication.
Published Record
Your notice is published and permanently recorded in the directory. Download your publication record and affidavit as proof of publication.
What Is a Certificate of Need?
A Certificate of Need (CON) is a legal authorization required in many states before a healthcare facility can be built, expanded, or begin offering new services. The CON process is designed to ensure that new healthcare services are genuinely needed in a community and won't create wasteful duplication.
Many states require that CON applications be announced through public notice published in a qualifying newspaper — giving the community and other healthcare providers the opportunity to comment or object before the state agency makes its decision.
Who Needs a CON Notice?
Hospitals, nursing facilities, surgery centers, hospices, and other healthcare operators filing CON applications in states with active CON laws.
Why Legal Publication?
State regulations typically require publication in a "newspaper of general circulation" to give the public and affected parties formal notice of proposed healthcare changes.
Digital-First Approach
MyStateCONNews aims to be a qualifying digital-first publication — but whether digital publication satisfies each state's specific legal requirements is an open research question.
State-by-State Expansion
Starting in South Carolina, with requirements research underway for all 50 states. Each state launches only after thorough regulatory research.
Recent Notices
Browse published CON notices. All notices below are sample data for prototype purposes.
Palmetto Health System — 48-Bed Skilled Nursing Facility Addition
● PublishedSample Notice — PrototypeLowcountry Surgical Center — Expansion of Operating Rooms (3 Additional ORs)
● PublishedSample Notice — PrototypeUpstate Memory Care Partners — New 60-Bed Memory Care Facility
● PublishedSample Notice — PrototypeCarolina Hospice Partners — New Inpatient Hospice Facility (12 Beds)
● ScheduledBuilt for Transparency & Trust
Every step of our process is designed around honest representation — no invented credentials, no unverified claims.
Transparent Process
Every review step, status update, and requirement check is visible to both applicants and the public.
Requirements Verified
State requirements are researched from primary sources — statutes, regulations — and verification status is shown clearly.
State-by-State Expansion
Each new state launches only after thorough regulatory research. We don't guess at requirements.
Open Questions Flagged
Unresolved regulatory questions — like digital publication eligibility — are prominently disclosed, not hidden.
Your State Coming Soon
Join the waitlist to be notified when your state goes live. We'll reach out as soon as requirements research is complete and submissions open.