Modifies provisions relating to long-term care facilities

HB 2413 modifies regulations for assisted living facilities and residential care facilities. It allows facilities licensed as "Residential Care Facility II" as of 2006 to transition to "Assisted Living Facility" status without immediate compliance with new standards, but they must meet full requirements when Medicaid reimbursement for residents reaches $41 per day. The bill requires facilities to create individualized care plans, maintain 24-hour staffing, develop disaster evacuation plans, and prohibit admission of residents needing skilled nursing care, physical or chemical restraints, or who cannot safely evacuate without significant assistance. Facilities must also disclose services, costs, and discharge conditions to prospective residents and conduct medical screenings upon admission. These changes directly affect assisted living facilities and their residents, particularly those with disabilities requiring specialized care.