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AR SB587

Bill

Status

Failed

5/5/2025

Primary Sponsor

Greg Leding

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Origin

Senate

95th General Assembly (2025 Regular)

AI Summary

  • Residents or their representatives may install video surveillance cameras or audio recording devices in their long-term care facility rooms at their own expense, with required notice posted at room entrances

  • Shared room monitoring requires written consent from all roommates using forms prescribed by the Office of Long-Term Care; facilities must relocate non-consenting residents within a reasonable time

  • Facilities cannot refuse admission or remove residents based on their decision to authorize or decline electronic monitoring

  • Purposefully obstructing, tampering with, or destroying an authorized monitoring device or its recordings constitutes a Class D felony

  • Effective November 1, 2025, with the Office of Long-Term Care required to prepare consent forms and make them available on its website before that date

Legislative Description

To Create The Parents' Peace Of Mind Act; To Establish Authorization For And Use Of A Monitoring Device In A Long-term Care Facility; To Provide For Waivers; And To Provide For Enforcement And Penalties.

Last Action

Died in Senate Committee at Sine Die adjournment.

5/5/2025

Committee Referrals

Public Health, Welfare And Labor3/31/2025

Full Bill Text

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