Conditions for admission to or continued residence in nursing homes and assisted living facilities prohibited, facilities required to maintain automatic external defibrillators, and training requirements modified.

HF 3622 prohibits nursing homes and assisted living facilities from requiring a guardian or conservator as a condition for admission or continued residence. It requires nursing homes to maintain automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) in all resident-occupied buildings, with annual staff training on AED use, CPR, and emergency response protocols. The bill also mandates that assisted living facilities provide prospective residents with a standardized checklist disclosing services, facility inspections, complaint history, and complaint resolution data. These changes apply to facilities serving older adults and become effective on August 1, 2026.