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Committee accepts consolidated long-term care administrator chapter created after board merger

Senate Health and Welfare Committee · January 28, 2026
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Summary

The committee accepted a unified rule chapter consolidating prior boards’ rules into the Idaho Board of Long Term Care Administrators under enacted House Bill 28; staff said the rewrite is largely formatting with no substantive changes from 2025 rule approvals.

The committee accepted a new consolidated rule chapter that combines prior rules for nursing home and residential care facility administrators into a single chapter for the Idaho Board of Long Term Care Administrators.

Allegra Earle explained that the two prior boards completed rule rewrites in 2024 and that House Bill 28, enacted 07/01/2025, merged the boards. "As a result, I am here today to present a single unified rule chapter that consolidates the previously approved rules into 1 comprehensive chapter for the newly established board," Earle said. She told the committee the revisions were mainly reformatting and that no substantive changes were made to the rules approved during the 2025 session.

Senator Blaylock moved to accept docket 2441012501 and Senator Wintrow seconded; the motion carried on a voice vote. Committee members were directed to the legislative review book and to the IDAPA 24 divider for the new chapter materials.