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SB 270 — Recovery residences; regulations.

VA 20261 session

Recovery residences; regulations. Establishes certain requirements for recovery residences and directs the State Board of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (the Board) to promulgate regulations to establish minimum certification standards for recovery residences. The bill also requires that the regulations promulgated by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (the Department) related to the certification of recovery residences include provisions that no recovery residence, or operator, employee, or agent of a recovery residence, may require a resident to participate in medical or psychological services, including clinical substance use treatment, that such recovery residence receives financial benefit from, either directly or indirectly, as a condition of entering or continuing residence at such recovery residence. The bill requires the Department to monitor credentialing agencies providing credentials to recovery residences to ensure criteria related to certification comply with regulations and specifies that no such credentialing agency shall provide credentials to a recovery residence that is owned or operated by an individual who is employed by or in a position of authority at such credentialing agency, or an immediate family member of any such individual. The bill also requires that referrals to recovery residences made by the Department, any agency of the Commonwealth, or by a court may only be made to recovery residences that are certified. This bill is identical to HB 931.

Latest action: — Acts of Assembly Chapter

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Action timeline (64)
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  12. · senate · S4640 —
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  18. · senate · S4150 —
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  20. · senate · S5000 —
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  22. · house · H5220 —
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  27. · house · H4120 —
  28. · senate · S8500 —
  29. · house · H4130 —
  30. · house · H4410 —
  31. · house · H4601 —
  32. · house · H5022 —
  33. · senate · S5432 —
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  40. · house · H6011 —
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  43. · senate · S6015 —
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  45. · senate · S8500 —
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  49. · senate · S7010 —
  50. · G7010 —
  51. · senate · S8500 —
  52. · house · H5620 —
  53. · senate · S7010 —
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  56. · senate · S7300 —
  57. · house · H7300 —
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  59. · senate · S5615 —
  60. · senate · S5602 —
  61. · house · H5620 —
  62. · senate · S5620 —
  63. · G7050 —
  64. · G9998 —
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1Schuyler T. VanValkenburg (D, state_upper VA)sponsor0—5
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By party: · R: 0 yes / 277 no · D: 0 yes / 263 no · I: 0 yes / 3 no

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