to health inspections on such website and has maintained such a rating on such website during such period. (iii) During such period, the Secretary or a State has not found a deficiency with such facility relating to infection control that the Secretary or State determined immediately jeopardized the health or safety of the residents of such facility (as described in paragraph (1) or (2)(A) of subsection (h), as applicable). (iv) The facility provides care at such facility (or, in the case of an election made with respect to a portion of such facility, to provide care in such portion of such facility) only to eligible individuals. (v) The facility arranges for and transfers all residents of such facility (or such portion of such facility, as applicable) who are not eligible individuals to other skilled nursing facilities (or other portions of such facility, as applicable). (vi) The facility complies with the notice requirement described in paragraph (4). (vii) The facility meets the reporting requirement described in paragraph (5). (viii) Any other requirement determined appropriate by the Secretary. (3) Duration of designation (A) In general A designation of a skilled nursing facility (or portion of such facility) as a COVID-19 treatment center shall begin on a date specified by the Secretary and end upon the earliest of the following: (i) The revocation of such designation under subparagraph (B). (ii) The submission of a notification by such facility to the Secretary that such facility elects to terminate such designation. (iii) The termination of the program (as specified in paragraph (6)). (B) Revocation The Secretary may revoke the designation of a skilled nursing facility (or portion of such facility) as a COVID-19 treatment center if the Secretary determines that the facility is no longer in compliance with a requirement described in paragraph (2)(B). (4) Resident notice requirement For purposes of paragraph (2)(B)(vi), the notice requirement described in this paragraph is that, not later than 72 hours