CT SB00903

Commissioner of Social Services, in consultation with the Commissioner of Aging and Disability Services, shall conduct a study of the state's long-term care needs effective upon passage.

Study must include the number of state residents age 60+ in 2022 and projected numbers for 2026, as well as long-term care needs for seniors and disabled adults under 60 in those same years.

Study must analyze residents transitioned from institutional to home and community-based settings under the Money Follows the Person program from 2018-2022 and associated state expenditure savings.

Commissioner must report study results by July 1, 2024 to the joint standing committees of the General Assembly on aging and human services, including recommendations for addressing gaps in long-term care provision and resources needed for future care needs.