Increasing regulatory oversight of continuing care retirement communities.
Effective date 6/11/2026*.
Summary
HB 2384 makes continuing‑care retirement communities (CCRCs) register with the Department of Social and Health Services and submit detailed financial statements, residency contracts and, for life‑care contracts, an actuarial analysis prepared by a qualified actuary. The Insurance Commissioner reviews the actuarial analysis and the department posts registration status and review results online. The law also protects the confidentiality of the submitted data and prevents unregistered entities from marketing themselves as “registered” CCRCs.
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