Senate introduces bill to align nursing facilities with CMS quality‑rating system
Summary
Senate Bill 405, introduced March 9, 2026 by Senator Talbot, would align state nursing‑facility rules with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services quality rating system; the bill was laid over and referred to committee.
The Clerk read Senate Bill 405 by Senator Talbot as "an act to be entitled relative to nursing facilities to provide for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Quality Rating System." The bill was introduced on second reading and was laid over for committee consideration.
No floor debate was recorded on the measure during the March 9 session; the Clerk recorded the bill's introduction and referral. The text as read identifies the bill's purpose as aligning state nursing facility oversight with the CMS quality‑rating framework.
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