California AB1099 aims to enhance developmental services by standardizing intake processes, improving data collection, and ensuring equitable access.
California AB1099 introduces several measures to improve developmental services for individuals with developmental disabilities. The bill mandates the establishment of standardized processes for initial intake, assessments, and individual program plans by regional centers. It requires the collection of demographic data, including race, ethnicity, and preferred language, to promote equity. Additionally, the bill sets timelines for assessments, with expedited processes for high-risk cases.
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