Connecticut legislation · 2026 General Assembly
Connecticut SB123: AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR CERTAIN RATE INCREASES AT ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES, MUNICIPAL AGENTS FOR AGING, EMERGENCY POWER GENERATOR REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PROJECTS, PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR HOME HEALTH AIDE EMPLOYEES, THE NURSING HOME BED MORATORIUM AND NURSING HOME RESIDENT DATA.
Status: Signed into law, May 27, 2026
What the bill says
An act concerning public hearings for certain rate increases at assisted living facilities, municipal agents for aging, emergency power generator requirements for certain multifamily housing projects, personal protective equipment for home health aide employees, the nursing home bed moratorium and nursing home resident data. assembly convened.
From the enrolled text:
AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR CERTAIN RATE INCREASES AT ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES, MUNICIPAL AGENTS FOR AGING, EMERGENCY POWER GENERATOR REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PROJECTS, PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR HOME HEALTH AIDE EMPLOYEES, THE NURSING HOME BED MORATORIUM AND NURSING HOME RESIDENT DATA. Assembly convened: Section 1. Subsection (e) of section 19a-564 of the 2026 supplement to the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective October 1, 2026): (e) An assisted living services agency shall: (1) Ensure that all services being provided on an individual basis to clients are fully understood and agreed upon between either the client or the client's representative; (2) ensure that the client or the client's representative is made aware of the cost of any such services; (3) disclose fee increases to a resident or a resident's representative not later than sixty days prior to such fees taking effect; [and] (4) if a fee increase exceeds ten per cent of the previous fee, hold an informational hearing, not later than thirty days prior to such fee increase taking effect, that provides an opportunity for commentary, including, but not limited to, commentary by residents, residents' representatives and residents' family members; and (5) Substitute Senate Bill No. 123 provide, upon request, to a resident and a resident's representative the history of …