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Committee approves public‑hearing requirement for large assisted‑living fee increases
Summary
Senate Bill 1175 would require a public informational hearing at least 30 days before an assisted‑living facility raises fees by more than 10 percent. Supporters said the change responds to sudden, double‑digit raises that left residents and families with little notice; members placed the bill on the committee’s consent calendar.
The Aging Committee approved moving Senate Bill 1175 — which requires a public informational hearing for certain assisted‑living fee increases — forward and placed the bill on the consent calendar on March 4.
Under the draft language cited by members, facilities must hold a public informational hearing no later than 30 days before a fee increase that…
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