Expands eligibility for personal assistants in consumer directed personal assistance programs to include attorney-in-fact, health care proxy, or.
The bill amends the social services law to expand the eligibility criteria for personal assistants in consumer directed personal assistance programs. Specifically, it allows an eligible individual's attorney-in-fact, health care proxy, or legal guardian to serve as a personal assistant. This change aims to provide more flexibility and support for individuals participating in these programs.
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