An Act providing for change of operator licenses for long-term care nursing facilities; and imposing penalties.

Pennsylvania House Bill 2754 requires new operators of long-term care nursing facilities to obtain a specific change of operator license from the Department of Health before taking over management. The bill mandates that applicants submit detailed financial disclosures, provide a bond equal to $10,000 per licensed bed for five years, and demonstrate at least five years of relevant administrative experience. It also establishes grounds for denying applications if the new owner has a history of facility closures, bankruptcies, or regulatory violations within the past five years. Operators who fail to comply with these reporting requirements or submit fraudulent information face daily civil penalties and potential license revocation.