Ohio SB154 regulates electronic monitoring in long-term care facilities, requiring consent from residents and their guardians.
Ohio SB154 amends sections 3721.60, 3721.61, 3721.62, 3721.63, 3721.65, and 3721.66 of the Revised Code to establish rules for electronic monitoring in long-term care facilities. It mandates that residents or their guardians must consent to the installation and use of monitoring devices in their rooms. If a resident shares a room, consent from the other resident or their guardian is also required. The bill allows for conditions on consent, such as directing the device away from the other resident.
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