Texas HB3589 regulates group home facilities, requiring licenses, inspections, and criminal history checks for employees.
Texas HB3589 establishes regulations for group home facilities, requiring a license to operate. The Health and Human Services Commission must inspect these facilities at least every two years. The bill defines a group home facility as an establishment providing lodging and certain services to three or more unrelated residents. It mandates criminal history checks for potential employees and prohibits hiring individuals with disqualifying records. The commission can deny, suspend, or revoke licenses for violations.
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