Michigan HB6320 enhances standards for adult foster care facilities, including licensing requirements and resident satisfaction surveys.
Michigan HB6320 introduces stricter standards for adult foster care facilities, requiring a license for operation. It mandates criminal history and records checks for applicants and staff with direct resident access. The bill outlines specific conditions for license issuance, including financial stability, compliance with laws, and good moral character. It also requires annual resident satisfaction surveys to assess various aspects of care and facility conditions.
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