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New York adult-home serious mental illness regulation

New York adopted adult-home regulations limiting large adult homes' concentration of residents with serious mental illness and requiring transition compliance planning for affected homes.

New York · Effective · Effective Jan 16, 2013

What it is

What changed
The adopted regulation amended New York adult-home rules to limit the percentage of residents with serious mental illness in adult homes with certified capacity of 80 or more, require transitional adult homes to create and implement compliance plans acceptable to the Department, and add penalties for failure to comply with amended Part 487.
Why it matters
Serious mental illness in adult-home settings creates care-quality, transition, and family-monitoring issues. This row is a regulatory anchor for disability/chronic-condition residential-policy tracking.
Who it touches
Family caregivers, Care providers and plans, People receiving care, Businesses and agencies that must complypeople with serious mental illness, adult home residents, family caregivers, adult care facility operators, care advocates
What it does
Plans, studies, registries or guidance

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Last reviewed Jul 4, 2026. This is information, not legal advice; check the source for the current text.