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FL H0651
Bill
Status
12/4/2025
Primary Sponsor
Susan Plasencia
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AI Summary
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Residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities (or their representatives) may install video-only surveillance cameras in their rooms at their own expense, with written notification to the facility using agency-approved forms
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Roommates must consent to monitoring devices in shared rooms and may impose conditions such as camera positioning; facilities must attempt to relocate residents who want cameras if roommates refuse consent
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Facilities are prohibited from denying admission, discharging, or retaliating against residents who install monitoring devices, with a $500 fine per violation
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Intentionally obstructing, tampering with, or destroying a monitoring device or its recordings constitutes a first-degree misdemeanor; only residents, their representatives, law enforcement, and authorized individuals may view the footage
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The Agency for Health Care Administration must adopt standardized notification and consent forms by rule; the law takes effect July 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Electronic Monitoring Devices in Long-term Care Facilities
Last Action
1st Reading (Original Filed Version)
1/13/2026