Rhode Island H7928 encourages family and resident councils in assisted living residences and mandates transparency in rates and fees.
Rhode Island H7928 amends the Assisted Living Residence Licensing Act to establish, encourage, and support the creation of family councils and resident councils in assisted living residences. These councils advocate for residents' needs and facilitate communication between residents, families, and facility administration. The bill also mandates that assisted living residences provide transparency in rates and fees, requiring a minimum 120-day notice period for rate changes.
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