Relating to services for vulnerable persons; and declaring an emergency.
Effective date, March 10, 2026.
Summary
The bill gives the Department of Human Services new authority to impose and remove license conditions on residential and long‑term care facilities when there is an immediate danger to residents. It also changes how children can be placed out of state, requires a model consent form for video monitoring in resident rooms, and creates a differentiated payment model for agencies that house direct‑support staff with their clients. The changes aim to improve safety, transparency, and support for vulnerable adults and children.
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