A hospital shall be classified: As a general hospital if the hospital at least has the facilities and provides the services that are necessary for the general medical and surgical care of patients; As a special hospital if the hospital: Defines a program of specialized services, such as obstetrics, mental health, tuberculosis, orthopedy, chronic disease, or communicable disease; Admits only patients with medical or surgical needs within the program; and Has the facilities for and provides those specialized services; As a special rehabilitation hospital if the hospital meets the requirements of this subtitle and Subtitle 12 of this title; or As a limited service hospital if the health care facility: Is licensed as a hospital on or after January 1, 1999; Changes the type or scope of services offered by eliminating the capability to admit or retain individuals for overnight hospitalization; Retains an emergency or urgent care center; and Complies with the regulations adopted by the Secretary under § 19-307.1 of this subtitle. The Secretary may set, by rule or regulation, other reasonable classifications for hospitals. A related institution shall be classified: As a care home if the related institution provides care to individuals who, because of advanced age or physical or mental disability, require domiciliary care or personal care in a protective environment; or As a nursing home if the related institution: Provides nursing care for chronically ill or convalescent patients; or Offers to provide 24-hour a day nursing care of patients in a home-type facility such as: A convalescent home; A nursing unit of a home for the aged; A psychiatric nursing home; A nursing facility for individuals with disabilities; A home for alcoholics; or A halfway house.