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COLORADO A new bill was introduced in the Colorado Senate that would bring healthcare staffing agencies under the licensing control of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. The bill applies to staffing agencies that employ health-care workers and assigns them to temporary placements in nursing care facilities or assisted living residences on a […]
RALNA Colorado Legislative Update May 4, 2022 Read More »
MINNESOTA Minnesota has proposed a funding appropriations bill in the house and senate that could provide substantial benefit to the assisted living community. The bill(s) would dedicate funds to support: COVID-19 testing and vaccination services to long-term care facilities, including assisted living and housing with services homes A nurse triage line to report COVID-19 test
RALNA Minnesota Legislative Update March 31, 2022 Read More »
Time To Spring Into Action Don’t you just love spring? The days get longer and warmer and the cold gray skies of winter fade into the rearview. For many, spring provides an opportunity to reset and re-engage. There is a greater sense of positivity, hope, and potential for the future. Could there actually be legitimacy
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NEW YORK If New York Senate Bill 8619 passes, residents of nursing homes or assisted living who sustained injuries or death during COVID will have a new time period for bringing claims. Statutes of limitations set a time limit on when claims can be asserted. Generally, statutes of limitations for personal injury start to run
RALNA New York Legislative Update March 22, 2022 Read More »
UTAH In H.B. 39: State Construction Code Amendments, Utah amending various building codes from the International Code Council (ICC). This includes the International Fire Code and International Building Code, which have provisions that apply to the construction of residential assisted living homes. With these changes, Utah will strengthen the code requirements – especially those relating
RALNA Utah Legislative Update, March 16, 2022 Read More »
The Residential Assisted Living National Association supports Arizona H.B. 2724 and Arizona Representative Ben Toma in the effort to end discrimination by local governments against people with disabilities.
New York & Illinois New York members – The Justice for Nursing Home Victims act, NYA.8489, was introduced in January 2022 and would provide a death benefit of $250,000 to the estate of a resident and $100,000 to the spouse of a resident and each dependent of a resident that died from COVID-19 in a
RALNA New York & Illinois Legislative Update, March 8, 2022 Read More »
The Residential Assisted Living National Association encourages California legislators to pass AB 2619, increasing the freedom of people with disabilities to live in residential communities.
New Beginnings As the cold of winter subsides and spring is on its way, we begin to see the hope of new possibilities. The approaching good weather brings the chance to get out in the fresh air and explore the blooming world around us. Although this past year may not have gone how any of
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ARIZONA There is exciting news out of Arizona this week. A new bill was proposed that would prohibit municipalities and counties from imposing distancing requirements between new and existing assisted living homes. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER LAW, A MUNICIPALITY MAY NOT ADOPT A LAND USE REGULATION OR GENERAL OR SPECIFIC PLAN PROVISION OR IMPOSE AS A
RALNA Arizona Legislative Update, February 16, 2022 Read More »
