HB2200 aims to improve data transparency and comparison of safety and stability in residential settings for individuals with developmental.
HB2200 mandates a review by the joint legislative audit and review committee of safety and stability outcomes in developmental disabilities settings, focusing on high acuity clients. The review will include data on 911 calls, emergency room visits, and staff retention rates. The Department of Social and Health Services will then create a public-facing dashboard with updated data annually, starting from January 1, 2026. This initiative seeks to provide an honest comparison of outcomes across residential service settings, ensuring transparency for families and taxpayers.
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