Mississippi 2025 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SB2708

Introduced

1/20/25

Refer

1/20/25

Failed

2/4/25

Caption

Personal care homes; require licensure and regulations of those providing living arrangements for one or more persons.

Latest MS SB2708 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS SB2598

Personal care homes; require licensure and regulations of those providing living arrangements for one or more persons.

MS SB2328

Personal care homes; require licensure and regulations of those providing living arrangements for one or more persons.

MS HB1657

CON; remove health services and all facilities except nursing homes, home health and long-term care hospitals from requirement for.

MS HB98

Disabilities, persons with; modernize terminology used to refer to.

MS HB118

Disabilities, persons with; modernize terminology used to refer to.

MS SB2526

Special Care Facility for Paroled Inmates; bring forward provisions for possible amendment.

MS SB2656

Special Care Facility for Paroled Inmates; bring forward provisions for possible amendment.

MS HB10

CON; remove chemical dependency services and facilities from requirements of the CON law.

MS HB323

CON; remove chemical dependency services and facilities from requirements of the CON law.

MS HB419

Health care certificate of need law; bring forward code sections related to.

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