An Act establishing a commission on aging disabled adults

H 4558 establishes a commission to study the health, housing, financial, and care needs of aging disabled adults and their caregivers in Massachusetts. The commission, composed of appointed members including legislative leaders, agency officials, community representatives, and aging disabled adults themselves, will analyze current policies and services to improve access to benefits and reduce barriers. It will focus on key areas like preventing institutional care, promoting home-based alternatives, reducing isolation, and enhancing provider training. The commission must submit its findings and recommendations to the governor and legislative committees by December 31 in even-numbered years.