Increases funding for applied behavioral analysis services for autism in Hawaii.
The bill aims to increase funding for applied behavioral analysis services for individuals with autism in Hawaii. It addresses the need for higher reimbursement rates for these services, which have not increased since 2015. The bill allocates funds for fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027, ensuring the Department of Human Services maximizes federal matching funds and explores all funding sources. The increased funding is intended to improve access to these medically necessary services, which can reduce long-term care costs for individuals with autism.
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