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CALIFORNIA California members – Remember that state statute that says that RCFEs can be considered a single-family home for purposes of zoning as long as they are limited to only 6 residents? Well a new bill has been introduced that would allow that cap to be lifted as long as the home has sufficient square […]
RALNA California Legislative Update, February 20, 2022 Read More »
ILLINOIS There is a notable amount of activity going on in Illinois during this legislative session that may relate to RALs. Members can track the status of this and other legislation and regulations by going to RALNA’s dedicated tracking sheets linked at the bottom of the page. The following bills are included on the legislative
RALNA Illinois Legislative Update February 6, 2022 Read More »
KENTUCKY ALERT RALNA members in Kentucky are advised that a new licensing law is moving quickly through the Kentucky General Assembly. Owners and operators of small homes should pay attention to this law and get involved now if they have any concerns about its provisions. This law, known as SB 11, has passed the Senate
RALNA Kentucky Legislative Update February 2, 2022 Read More »
Do You Love What You Do? There’s nothing like living life with purpose, waking up every morning excited to get going and accomplish the plans that you’ve set out. The feeling of satisfaction is even greater when your purpose involves helping others. Life isn’t always easy, and people often need help navigating along the way.
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OKLAHOMA The Oklahoma State Legislature is a busy place for bills related to assisted living. There currently are six bills that have been pre-filed for consideration by the legislature starting in February. We’re not sure what is prompting this flurry of activity, but it could be due in part to Senator Jessica Garvin, who is
RALNA Oklahoma Legislative Update January 25, 2022 Read More »
Maine – Simplifying the Legal Environment Two matching bills have been recently introduced in Maine: An Act To Clarify Inspection Requirements For Hospitals And Certain Nursing Facilities, and An Act To Amend The Inspection Requirement For Facilities For Children And Adults With A National Accreditation This bill removes the requirement for nursing facilities providing both
RALNA Main Legislative Update January 11, 2022 Read More »
Several weeks ago, I announced that RALNA had begun working with the International Code Council Health Care Committee. This committee, and others, make the recommendations for changes to the International Building Code (“IBC”) and International Fire Code (“IFC”), and International Residential Code (“IRC”), and other code documents that are adopted by state and local governments.
The ICC is Working Through the Sprinkler Requirements for Institutional Care Read More »
BOOSTING INTO 2022 With the Omicron variant causing concern among public health officials, we are starting to see states require not only vaccinations for health care workers, but boosters as well. New Mexico led the way in December 2021, followed not long after by California. Colorado, on the other hand, considered requiring boosters but changed
RALNA Legislative and Regulatory Update January 5, 2022 Read More »
Happy New Year! Another year is in the books and a fresh start is on the horizon. 2021 sure felt like it went by fast. How did you fare? Did you manage to fulfill your goals and resolutions from last year? Were there things that you accomplished that you feel especially proud of? Was there
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Washington DC Councilmember Trayvon White has proposed a bill that would require Assisted Living Facilities and Nursing Facilities to designate a social worker to serve residents. This social worker is intended to provide social services which include advocacy, investigation, treatment, counseling, and other services that provide material aid or serve the social and emotional well-being
RALNA Legislative Update December 19, 2021 Read More »
