On or before January 1, 2006, the Department shall adopt regulations for licensing a freestanding medical facility that uses in its title or advertising the word “emergency” or other language indicating to the public that medical treatment for immediately life-threatening medical conditions is available at that freestanding medical facility. The regulations shall require the freestanding medical facility to: Be open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; Have available at all times: At least 1 physician who is credentialed in emergency medicine by the hospital of which the freestanding medical facility is an administrative part; A sufficient number of registered nurses and other health care professionals to provide advanced life support; Basic diagnostic and laboratory facilities and technicians; Resuscitation supplies and equipment, including monitors, defibrillators, cardiac medications, intubation equipment, and intravenous line equipment; A commercial ambulance for transport of individuals in need of hospitalization or other emergency care; and Emergency services to all individuals, regardless of ability to pay; Comply with all Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems emergency transport protocols established for the freestanding medical facility; Comply, except in a life–threatening emergency in which compliance is not feasible or practicable, with the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines on universal precautions; and Display the notice developed under § 1–207 of the Health Occupations Article that explains the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s guidelines on universal precautions at the entrance to the freestanding medical facility; Refrain from use of the words “emergency department”, “emergency room”, or “hospital”; and Meet any other standard that the Secretary deems necessary to ensure the quality and safety of services provided by a freestanding medical facility.