HB1889 amends regulations for continuing care retirement communities, including registration requirements and the creation of a state senior.

HB1889 modifies the registration process for continuing care retirement communities, requiring applicants to submit detailed financial statements and other documentation starting July 1, 2027. The bill also establishes the office of the state senior independent living ombuds, tasked with investigating complaints from residents, monitoring laws and regulations, and providing educational resources. The ombuds office must convene a work group to study data needs and analyze resulting data to enhance oversight of these communities.

HB1889 amends regulations for continuing care retirement communities, including registration requirements and the creation of a state senior.

HB1889 modifies the registration process for continuing care retirement communities, requiring applicants to submit detailed financial statements and other documentation starting July 1, 2027. The bill also establishes the office of the state senior independent living ombuds, tasked with investigating complaints from residents, monitoring laws and regulations, and providing educational resources. The ombuds office must convene a work group to study data needs and analyze resulting data to enhance oversight of these communities.