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MO HB604
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/21/2015
Primary Sponsor
Tommie Pierson
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AI Summary
- Expands eligibility for Missouri's consumer-directed personal care assistance program to include individuals with court-appointed guardians authorized to act on their behalf
- Allows guardians to hire, train, supervise, and direct personal care attendants on behalf of consumers who have legal limitations on decision-making
- Excludes from the "consumer" definition individuals who have an effective power of attorney authorizing another person to act as their agent for program duties
- Amends Section 208.900, RSMo, which governs personal care assistance services administered by the Department of Health and Senior Services
Legislative Description
Revises the definition of "consumer" as it relates to personal care assistance services
Last Action
Referred: Civil and Criminal Proceedings(H)
5/15/2015
Committee Referrals
Civil and Criminal Proceedings5/15/2015
Full Bill Text
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