A new federal rule gives people who get regional center services through California’s home- and community-based services (HCBS) system a formal way to complain if their plan or their services aren’t truly person-centered. It’s a real expansion of rights — but as of this writing, California is still finishing the details of how it will work. This article briefly describes what’s settled, what isn’t, and how it fits alongside the advocacy tools service coordinators already use. Download complete article here.
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