WV SB739

Adds legislative findings declaring that substance use disorder threatens West Virginia citizens' health and welfare, and that certified long-term recovery residences support recovery, prevent relapse, reduce criminal justice involvement, and decrease overdose risk

Reorganizes the existing Recovery Residences certification law by moving definitions from §16-59-1 to a new section §16-59-1a, while converting §16-59-1 into a legislative findings section

Retains existing definitions including "recovery residence" (drug-free, alcohol-free residential dwelling for promoting long-term substance use disorder recovery), "certificate of compliance," "certified recovery residence," and "immediate jeopardy"

Updates internal code citations in the Patient Brokering Act (§16-62-1 and §16-62-2) to reference the new definitions section §16-59-1a instead of the former §16-59-1