State-specific rule not yet confirmed in this guide
Senior placement agency regulations in Florida
We have not published a statute-specific senior placement referral guide for Florida. That is not the same as saying no requirements apply.
Source check on file
August 18, 2026
What the source says
Referral agencies may still be subject to generally applicable privacy, consumer-protection, marketing, licensing, contract, professional, and federal rules. Use this baseline checklist only as a starting point and ask qualified counsel to confirm your obligations.
Read Optional baseline practice guidanceThese practice suggestions are not statutory requirements or a statement that the state has no requirements. Ask qualified counsel to confirm applicable obligations.
Working checklist
Operational steps to review
Describe your services and compensation model in plain language before making a referral.
Disclose ownership, financial relationships, and whether your list is limited to contracted communities.
Document the family's preferences and why each recommendation may fit.
Verify facility licensing or exemption status before a referral.
Explain privacy, data-sharing, consent, opt-out, and stop-contact practices.
Timestamp delivery and acknowledgment of disclosures, then retain the evidence under a counsel-approved policy.
Questions for legal review
- Ask counsel to confirm whether a state-specific referral, broker, marketing, or healthcare rule applies.
- Review city, county, professional-license, and facility-contract requirements.
- Subscribe to updates and re-check before expanding into a new state.