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Sifrit and her husband Tom appeared before the Manatee County legislative delegation on Monday to make their case in advance of the next regular legislative session, slated to start Jan. 13.

Stephanie Sifrit is on a mission to persuade the Florida Legislature to require nursing homes and assisted-living facilities to allow residents to install video monitoring devices in their rooms.

They want Florida to require nursing homes and assisted-living facilities to allow residents to install video monitoring devices in rooms.

A Florida couple is urging lawmakers to let families install cameras in nursing homes and assisted living facilities to prevent abuse and neglect.