"Ruth Gilbert Alzheimer's Accessibility Act"; allows certain individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or dementia to receive, and caregivers transporting those individuals to utilize, parking privileges reserved for persons with disability.
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The Ruth Gilbert Alzheimer’s Accessibility Act allows individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, and the caregivers transporting them, to receive parking privileges typically reserved for people with disabilities. This includes obtaining a disability identification card and license plates with the wheelchair symbol. The bill amends existing law to specifically include these individuals as eligible for these parking benefits.
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Robert Singer
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