SB 975
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SB 975
AN ACT STRENGTHENING THE BILLS OF RIGHTS FOR LONG-TERM CARE RESIDENTS AND AUTHORIZING THE USE OF RESIDENT TECHNOLOGY FOR VIRTUAL VISITATION AND VIRTUAL MONITORING
Connecticut · Became law
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| Michelle Cook | Sponsors | Michelle Cook sponsored SB 975. | None |
| Robin Green | Sponsors | Robin Green sponsored SB 975. | None |
| Quentin Williams | Sponsors | Quentin Williams sponsored SB 975. | None |
| Paul M. Formica | Sponsors | Paul M. Formica sponsored SB 975. | None |
| Eric Berthel | Sponsors | Eric Berthel sponsored SB 975. | None |
| Joe Zullo | Sponsors | Joe Zullo sponsored SB 975. | None |
| Laura M. Devlin | Sponsors | Laura M. Devlin sponsored SB 975. | None |
| Tim Ackert | Sponsors | Tim Ackert sponsored SB 975. | None |
| An Act Strengthening the Bills of Rights for Long-Term Care Residents and Authorizing the Use of Resident Technology for Virtual Visitation and Virtual Monitoring. | Source records | SB 975 has an explicit source reference to An Act Strengthening the Bills of Rights for Long-Term Care Residents and Authorizing the Use of Resident Technology for Virtual Visitation and Virtual Monitoring.. | None |
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