The Department may impose a civil money penalty if a deficiency exists. In determining whether a civil money penalty is to be imposed, the Department shall consider the following factors: The number, nature, and seriousness of the deficiencies; The extent to which the deficiencies are part of a pattern; The degree of risk to the health, life, or safety of the residents of the client facility caused by the deficiency or deficiencies; The efforts made by, and the ability of the agency to correct the deficiency or deficiencies; An agency's prior history of compliance in general and specifically with reference to the cited deficiencies; and Other factors as justice may require. If the Department determines that a deficiency or a pattern of deficiencies exists, the Department shall notify the agency of the deficiency or deficiencies and may: Impose a per-day civil money penalty until compliance has been achieved; Permit the agency the opportunity to correct the deficiencies by a specific date; or Impose a per-instance civil money penalty for each deficiency. If the Department permits an agency the opportunity to correct the deficiencies by a specific date and the agency fails to comply with this requirement, the Department may impose a per-day civil money penalty for each day of violation until correction of the deficiency or deficiencies has been verified and compliance has been maintained. When a civil money penalty is imposed, the Department shall issue an order that includes the: Deficiency or deficiencies on which the order was based; and Amount of civil money penalty to be imposed.