Establishes the Office of Elder Advocate to oversee services for older adults and people with disabilities in Massachusetts.
The bill establishes the Office of Elder Advocate in Massachusetts, an independent office tasked with ensuring the quality and safety of services provided to older adults and people with disabilities. The elder advocate will investigate complaints, review critical incidents, and coordinate with other agencies to protect the rights and well-being of these populations. The office will also conduct system-wide examinations and provide recommendations for improvements.
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