Creates provisions relating to referrals to independent living facilities and long-term care facilities

HB 2463 requires referral agencies that connect people with independent living or long-term care facilities to provide clear written disclosures to prospective residents or their representatives. These disclosures must detail any fees paid by the facility, relationships between the referral agency and facility, the right to cancel services without penalty, and how personal information may be shared. The bill also prohibits referral agencies from charging termination fees and bans facilities from paying referral fees until after the disclosure is provided and the resident moves in. Additionally, facilities cannot sell or transfer a prospective resident's contact information without written consent. This bill directly affects older adults seeking housing in these facilities, referral agencies, and the facilities themselves by increasing transparency and consumer protections.