New Jersey S1962 provides protections for residents of long-term care facilities, including prohibiting certain individuals from acting as.
New Jersey S1962 aims to protect residents of long-term care facilities by prohibiting owners, administrators, directors, officers, or employees of these facilities, as well as those affiliated with them or financially benefiting from them, from acting as attorneys-in-fact for residents. The bill also mandates that any power of attorney executed by a resident naming such individuals is deemed invalid.
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