State permanent disability certification program: feasibility study.
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Overview
This bill directs the California Health and Human Services Agency to conduct a feasibility study for establishing a state permanent disability certification program. The study will analyze challenges and opportunities related to a system for verifying permanent disabilities across various government programs. The goal is to streamline the process, reduce administrative burdens, and ensure consistent standards for accessing services, with a report due to the legislature by 2028.
Key provisions
- Requires a feasibility study on a state permanent disability certification program.
- Defines key terms like ‘Agency,’ ‘Disability,’ and ‘Permanent Disability’.
- Mandates consultation with local stakeholders, including independent living centers and ADRC programs.
- The study must address technological limitations and compatibility with existing programs.
- The agency must submit a report to the Legislature by July 1, 2028.
- The chapter will remain in effect until January 1, 2032, and then be repealed.
- Amends existing law to reflect the findings and declarations regarding responsibility for individuals with developmental disabilities.
- Requires the study to address fraud prevention and data privacy.
Who is affected
- Individuals with disabilities
- California Health and Human Services Agency
- Regional Centers
- County Agencies
- Medical Providers
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