The proposed bill establishes the Postsurgical Recovery Home Safety Act, creating a new part within Chapter 400 of the Florida Statutes, specifically sections 400.9991 through 400.9998. This legislation aims to regulate postsurgical recovery homes by setting clear standards for licensing, staffing, and facility safety to ensure patient safety and well-being. Key provisions include the requirement for homes to be licensed by the Agency for Health Care Administration, undergo inspections prior to licensing and annually thereafter, and adhere to minimum staffing and safety standards.

Additionally, the bill outlines prohibited acts related to the operation of these homes, such as operating without a license or providing patient care without adequately trained staff. Violations can result in significant penalties, including civil fines and potential felony charges for operating without a license. The Agency for Health Care Administration is tasked with adopting necessary rules to implement these regulations, with the act set to take effect on July 1, 2026.