Missouri House of Representatives
95th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session (2009)
Bills Indexed by Subject
NURSING AND BOARDING HOMES
HB 157 --- Sponsor: Nance, Bob
Changes the laws regarding sprinkler systems in long-term care facilities and assistance to nursing home residents who are transitioning back into their communities HB 707 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Bruns, Mark J.
Changes the laws regarding public safety HB 926 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J. --- CoSponsor: Nance, Bob
Changes the laws regarding protections for vulnerable adults and children and transfers the Division of Aging to the Department of Health and Senior Services HB 935 --- Sponsor: Chappelle-Nadal, Maria --- CoSponsor: Nance, Bob
Requires the Department of Health and Senior Services to strongly encourage long-term care facilities to institute policies encouraging familial involvement in the well-being and support of its residents HB 966 --- Sponsor: Schoeller, Shane
Changes the laws regarding long-term care facilities HB 1012 --- Sponsor: Corcoran, Michael George --- CoSponsor: Spreng, Michael
Requires all residents of long-term care facilities to have background checks for the purpose of identifying those residents who are sexual offenders HR 788 --- Sponsor: Webber, Stephen --- CoSponsor: Frame, Michael
Declares the support of the Missouri House for the implementation of a consumer-directed home care services program that empowers consumers to choose home care over nursing home care
SB 89 --- Sponsor: Stouffer, Bill
Modifies provisions relating to safety in long-term care facilities
SB 90 --- Sponsor: Stouffer, Bill
Repeals the Certificate of Need Law
SB 467 --- Sponsor: Justus, Jolie L.
Requires nursing home facilities to carry liability insurance with limits of no less than $1 million per occurrence to compensate residents for damages
SB 538 --- Sponsor: Champion, Norma
Increases the personal needs allowance for residents in long-term care facilities

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