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Assisted Living Facility Regulation

Connecticut General Assembly Office of Legislative Research Stephanie A. D Ambrose, Director (860) 240-8400 Room 5300 Legislative Office Building Assisted Living Facility Regulation By: Nicole Dube, Principal Analyst June 19, 2020 | 2020-R-0165 Issue Describe how Connecticut regulates Assisted Living facilities. This report updates OLR Report 2012-R-0244. Summary Connecticut does not license Assisted Living facilities; instead, it licenses and regulates the Assisted Living service agencies (ALSAs) that provide Assisted Living services. Only a Department of Public Health (DPH)-licensed ALSA can provide Assisted Living services, and it can only do so at a managed residential community (MRC). An MRC must meet DPH regulatory requirements by providing certain core services, such as housekeeping and laundry services, to its residents before it can engage an ALSA to provide services. An MRC can become a licensed ALSA or can contract with an existing ALSA to provide services.

Assisted Living Regulation Assisted living residences primarily serve adults age 55 and older who need some health or nursing care or assistance with activities of daily living, including dressing, eating, bathing, and transferring from a bed to a chair, but not the skilled care a nursing home provides. Connecticut does not

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