MO SB414

Adds new definition of "intermittent health-related care" as licensed nursing services or professional therapies provided no more than five days per week, or six to seven days per week for temporary periods with a predictable end within thirty days

Reduces temporary incapacity period from forty-five days to thirty days for residents to remain in residential care or assisted living facilities when approved by a physician

Requires non-ambulatory residents or those with dementia who cannot safely evacuate to reside on the ground floor level of assisted living facilities

Prohibits assisted living facilities from admitting or retaining residents who require more than one person assisting with eating or toileting, require twenty-four-hour licensed nursing care, use registered professional nurse services at least eight consecutive hours daily for seven days a week, or are a danger to self or others

Establishes ten specific disclosure and operational requirements for assisted living facilities that advertise special care units for residents with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or related disorders, including written statements on mission/philosophy, staff training practices, care plan processes, quarterly care plan reviews, and safety/security measures