AN ACT CONCERNING THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE RIGHTS OF RESIDENTS OF CONTINUING-CARE RETIREMENT FACILITIES.

SB 1121 amends Connecticut law to establish a clear enforcement mechanism for violations of residents' rights in continuing-care retirement facilities. It directly affects residents living in these facilities and the facilities themselves by specifying how rights violations will be addressed. The key provision requires updating Section 17b-523a of the general statutes to define concrete steps for enforcing existing resident rights, such as investigations or corrective actions. This bill focuses on strengthening accountability without creating new rights or altering facility operations. The summary is based solely on the bill's stated purpose and text.