An Act improving front-line service coordinators quality of care
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Progress
Where this bill stands in the legislative process.
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to improve the quality of care provided by front-line service coordinators within the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services. Specifically, it directs the department to establish standardized caseload ratios for these coordinators. The goal is to ensure that coordinators have sufficient time and resources to effectively support individuals receiving services, particularly those with developmental disabilities, children, and families.
Key provisions
- The Department of Developmental Services will establish caseload ratios for front-line service coordinators.
- These ratios are intended to ensure adequate support for individuals receiving services.
- The bill focuses on improving the quality of care provided by service coordinators.
- It addresses staffing levels for coordinators working with vulnerable populations.
Who is affected
- Individuals receiving services from the Department of Developmental Services
- Front-line service coordinators
- Families of individuals receiving services
- The Department of Developmental Services
- Children and Persons with Disabilities
Notable changes
- Establishes specific caseload ratios for service coordinators.
- Addresses potential staffing shortages that could impact service quality.
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3 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Michael D. Brady
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