Creates provisions relating to referrals to independent living facilities and long-term care facilities

HB 390 requires referral agencies that send people to long-term care facilities to disclose financial ties to those facilities and provide written agreements to prospective residents. It directly affects referral agencies (like third-party brokers), prospective residents, and long-term care facilities. Key provisions include mandating clear disclosure of fees and relationships, requiring signed agreements that allow residents to cancel services anytime, and prohibiting facilities from paying referral agencies until they receive the signed agreement. Violations carry civil penalties of up to $500 per incident, enforced by the attorney general or circuit attorneys. The bill aims to increase transparency in the referral process for seniors or vulnerable adults entering care facilities.