Concerning dental care services at residential habilitation centers.

HB 2314 creates a pilot program allowing people with developmental disabilities who live in community settings to access dental care at residential habilitation centers. To qualify, individuals must have high medical/behavioral needs requiring anesthesia or face unavailability of community dental care. The pilot permits short-term 24-hour admissions at these centers, uses Medicaid billing, and requires federal funds to go to the state general fund. The program expires July 1, 2028, with a required legislative report detailing outcomes, including participation numbers and challenges. It directly affects individuals with developmental disabilities who face barriers to routine dental care.