Hawaii SB2364 aims to protect clients of home care agencies by ensuring proper licensing and prohibiting agencies from providing services to clients.
Hawaii SB2364 seeks to safeguard the health, safety, and civil rights of clients of home care agencies by mandating their licensure. It prohibits home care agencies from providing services to clients in residences they own, addressing regulatory gaps that have allowed some agencies to operate without the appropriate license. This bill also clarifies the definition of home care services, which may include personal care, homemaker assistance, and respite care. Violations of these provisions will be subject to penalties and remedies.
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