The bill amends Section 1-890.3 of the Oklahoma Statutes to update the rules under the Continuum of Care and Assisted Living Act. Key changes include the replacement of the term "Board" with "Commissioner" of Health, and the introduction of minimum standards for resident care, particularly regarding medication administration. These standards require assisted living centers to provide qualified staff for medication administration, ensure monthly reviews of medications by a Registered Nurse or pharmacist, and maintain proper documentation and policies for medication storage and disposal. Additionally, the bill specifies the need for a consumer guide to assist families in selecting facilities and mandates the posting of inspection results online.

Furthermore, the bill establishes a new requirement for each assisted living center to create an internal quality assurance committee that meets quarterly. This committee is tasked with monitoring trends, customer satisfaction, and quality assurance efforts, as well as recommending policies related to resident care. The committee must include a diverse membership, including a Registered Nurse or physician, the center administrator, direct care staff, a pharmacist consultant, and an owner or designee. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.