Maryland HB162 mandates the Department of Aging to support the Maryland Access Point network in creating dementia-friendly communities.
Maryland HB162 requires the Department of Aging to provide resources, training, grants, and other support to the Maryland Access Point network to create dementia-friendly communities. The Maryland Access Point network must provide public awareness and educational materials to communities regarding community-based ways to support individuals with dementia. The bill defines a dementia-friendly community as one that is informed, safe, and respectful of individuals living with dementia, their families, and care partners, and provides supportive options that foster quality of life.
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