Community-Based Continuing Care for Seniors

Added a new definition for 'life care contract' specifying it as a written agreement to provide life care in exchange for an entrance fee and periodic charges, with provisions for installment payments subject to the Uniform Consumer Credit Code.

Added a new definition for 'living unit' describing it as a room or area within a facility set aside for one or more residents where life care is provided, noting that the unit may change based on care needs.

Added a new definition for 'participant' identifying an individual who has entered into a community-based continuing care contract.

Updated the document header to reflect the revised status and changed the reading status from '3rd Reading Unamended' to indicate amendments were adopted on second reading in the Senate.

Added session header information including First Regular Session, Seventy-fifth General Assembly, and REREVISED designation.

Updated committee assignments to show House and Senate Health & Human Services committees with specific reading dates.

Added bill summary text explaining the purpose of the bill regarding community-based continuing care services for seniors.

Changed sponsor listing format from inline text to separate House and Senate sponsorship sections.

Added six new House co-sponsors (Bacon, Bird, Boesenecker, Camacho, Clifford, Duran, English, Feret, Hamrick, Jackson, Joseph, Lindsay, Lukens, Marshall, McCluskie, McCormick, Phillips, Stewart K., Valdez) to the House sponsorship list.

Updated document header from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' and added a note indicating this version includes all amendments adopted in the House of Introduction.

Removed the definition of 'Provider' that specified who undertakes to provide services in a facility pursuant to a life care contract and explicitly excluded unit owners' associations.

Added notation indicating the bill was adopted unamended during second reading in the House on February 28, 2025.

Changed page header from 'HB25-1184' to '1184' for formatting consistency.

Added explanatory text about amendment notation conventions (shading, underlining, capitalization) to clarify how changes are marked.