Establishes the Continuing Care Retirement Communities Act in North Carolina.
The Continuing Care Retirement Communities Act regulates the operation of continuing care retirement communities in North Carolina. It requires providers to obtain a license and mandates specific disclosures, escrow accounts, and financial reporting. The act outlines procedures for approving applications, managing escrowed funds, and handling violations. It also establishes a Continuing Care Advisory Committee to advise the Commissioner on industry matters. The act aims to protect residents by ensuring financial stability and transparency in the industry.
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