Kentucky HB128 regulates recovery residences, requiring compliance with zoning laws, prohibiting on-site medical services, and mandating annual.
Kentucky HB128 amends state statutes to regulate recovery residences, ensuring they comply with zoning, building, and fire safety laws. Recovery residences must disclose in advertising and on-site that they are not treatment facilities and list offered services. They must also abstain from providing on-site medical and clinical services, except for self-administered prescribed medications. The bill mandates annual inspections and requires recovery residences to notify the cabinet of any changes in certification status.
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