Modifies provisions relating to the abuse or neglect of vulnerable persons

HB 3412 requires long-term care facilities to maintain either $1 million in liability insurance or a segregated reserve fund to cover abuse, neglect, or wrongful death claims against residents. It specifies violations that could trigger license revocation, including failing inspections, felony convictions related to facility operations, or failing to maintain required insurance/reserve funds. The bill mandates that the state department post facility survey results, deficiency findings, and abuse/neglect substantiations on a public website with a visible icon for 36 months, along with complaint investigation timelines (30 days) and accessible results for the public. These provisions directly affect licensed long-term care facilities and their residents in the state.