HB3925 Summary

• Replaces the term "committed person" with "custodial detainee" throughout the Health Care Violence Prevention Act to reflect broader custody situations including incarcerated, arrested, detained, or physically controlled individuals.

• Requires health care providers that employ health care workers to display a notice stating that physical battery (rather than physical assault) will be reported to law enforcement.

• Establishes training curriculum requirements through the Illinois Law Enforcement Training Standards Board for custodial escort and custody of high-risk custodial detainees, including handcuffing, transportation defense, threat assessment, and weapons retention training.

• Maintains existing protections for custodial detainees receiving medical care outside their facilities, including notification requirements, comprehensive medical records transfer, trained guard accompaniment, and restrictions on visitor access and restraint use.