Alaska HB73 defines complex care residential homes and amends regulations for assisted living homes.
Alaska HB73 defines a "complex care residential home" as a residential setting providing 24-hour care for up to 15 individuals with specialized needs. The bill also amends the definition of "assisted living home" to include facilities offering various services to adults. The Department of Health must consider these facilities as assisted living homes if they provide housing, food, daily living assistance, or personal assistance.
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