Establishes requirements for resident supervision at residential health care facilities in New Jersey.
The bill amends existing law to establish specific requirements for residential health care facilities in New Jersey. It mandates that all residential buildings at the facility must have at least two staff members on duty at all times to provide resident supervision. The bill also requires facilities to develop, maintain, and enforce a comprehensive plan concerning residents who leave the premises, including protocols for identifying and reporting incidents when a resident is missing for 24 hours.
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