Nevada AB368 revises regulations governing electronic communication devices in facilities for assisted living.
Nevada AB368 amends existing law to allow patients in facilities for assisted living to request the installation and use of electronic communication devices in their living quarters. The patient or their representative must choose the device, cover associated costs, and ensure the device can be temporarily disabled or turned off. Facilities cannot refuse to enter a patient's living quarters due to the presence of such a device. The bill also outlines penalties for obstructing or tampering with these devices and mandates that facilities post notices about their use.
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