Establishes a commission to review and evaluate caregiver support services for informal family caregivers.
The bill establishes a caregiver coordinating commission to review and evaluate statewide planning, development, and implementation of caregiver support services, including respite care, for informal family caregivers. The commission will study existing programs, identify challenges faced by caregivers, and provide recommendations to improve accessibility and effectiveness. The commission will report its findings to state leaders within a year of the act's effective date.
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