Increases maximum age for pediatric long-term care facility residents to 26.

Also relevant to:Senior (65+, Medicare/SS)Parent / guardian Caregiver (family or unpaid)

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Plain-English Summary

This bill allows pediatric long-term care facilities in New Jersey to serve residents up to age 26. Currently, these facilities can only serve residents up to age 19. The Department of Health will create rules to put this change into effect.

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Votes

Sponsorship · 10 Sponsors

Democrat10Republican0Independent0Other0

D · PrimeDan Hutchison
D · PrimeShanique Speight
D · CoRobert Karabinchak
D · CoCody Miller
D · CoWilliam Moen
D · CoCarmen Morales
D · CoYvonne Lopez
D · CoLisa Swain
D · CoChristopher Tully
D · CoVincent Kearney

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