Senate Bill No. 804 amends the Continuum of Care and Assisted Living Act to enhance regulations surrounding assisted living centers in Oklahoma. Key changes include the replacement of the term "Board" with "Commissioner" of Health, the introduction of minimum standards for resident care, and the requirement for assisted living centers to establish an internal quality assurance committee. This committee is tasked with monitoring trends, customer satisfaction, and recommending policies related to resident care, including medication administration. The bill also mandates that facilities employ a licensed pharmacist or registered nurse if there are documented repeat deficiencies regarding medication management.

Additionally, the bill outlines the penalties for non-compliance with the Act, allowing the State Commissioner of Health to impose administrative penalties and requiring facilities to correct violations within a specified timeframe. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining resident rights and ensuring quality care through regular inspections and the development of a consumer guide. The bill is set to take effect on November 1, 2025, and aims to improve the overall quality of care provided in assisted living facilities across the state.