An Act to establish the office of older adult advocate
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes an Office of Older Adult Advocate in Massachusetts to represent and advocate for the rights and needs of older adults within the state. The office will work to ensure that older adults have access to information, resources, and protections related to elder care, housing, and other relevant services. It aims to improve the well-being and independence of Massachusetts’ aging population by providing a dedicated voice and support system.
Key provisions
- Creation of an Office of Older Adult Advocate.
- The office will investigate complaints and concerns related to elder abuse and neglect.
- The office will provide information and resources to older adults and their families.
- The office will work to improve policies and programs that affect older adults.
- The office will collaborate with existing elder care agencies and organizations.
Who is affected
- Older Adults
- Families of Older Adults
- Elder Care Agencies
- Massachusetts Residents
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Primary sponsor
Steven Ultrino
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