Creates caseload standards for adult protective services workers such that such workers have no more than thirty cases at any time.

The bill amends the social services law to establish caseload standards for adult protective services workers. It mandates that such workers should not handle more than twenty initial investigations, thirty ongoing cases, or a total of thirty cases at any given time. The bill also provides guidance on how investigations should be assigned, considering the worker's current caseload and the complexity of the case. Additionally, it requires the commissioner to include a report on adult protective services in the annual report to the governor and the legislature.

Creates caseload standards for adult protective services workers such that such workers have no more than thirty cases at any time.

The bill amends the social services law to establish caseload standards for adult protective services workers. It mandates that such workers should not handle more than twenty initial investigations, thirty ongoing cases, or a total of thirty cases at any given time. The bill also provides guidance on how investigations should be assigned, considering the worker's current caseload and the complexity of the case. Additionally, it requires the commissioner to include a report on adult protective services in the annual report to the governor and the legislature.