Relating to a state plan and requirements for nursing facilities that provide care and treatment for persons with Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.

HB 2375 requires nursing facilities in Texas providing specialized care for Alzheimer's disease and related disorders to obtain state certification. Facilities licensed after January 1, 2027, must hold this certification immediately to offer such care, while others have until January 1, 2035, to comply. The bill establishes a three-year certification period with staggered renewals, aligns certification expiration with facility licensing, and prohibits facilities from advertising certification unless they hold it. This applies specifically to facilities serving Alzheimer's patients, not general nursing care, and expires September 1, 2037. The bill creates a regulatory framework but does not provide new funding or services.