Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-3002.1
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Aging and Disability Resource Consortium initiative
Official statutory text
The Aging Services Division of the Department of Human Services
is encouraged and authorized to work collaboratively with other
national, state and local agencies and community groups to
establish, develop, and implement a single-point-of-entry concept
for aging and disability groups in Oklahoma referred to as an Aging
and Disability Resource Consortium (ADRC) initiative.
The Aging Services Division is designated as the lead agency in
the establishment of an ADRC initiative in Oklahoma. The Aging
Services Division shall collaborate and coordinate with the
disability and aging network to ensure appropriate inclusion in the
ADRC initiative. The Aging Services Division is authorized to
pursue national, state or local grants to comply with national,
state or local rules or regulations to effect this enabling
legislation.
The ADRC initiative shall streamline access to long-term support
services and assist disabled and elderly Oklahomans to make informed
decisions about their service and support options. The ADRC
initiative shall coordinate existing systems of information,
assistance and access for the elderly and disabled, and shall form
state and local partnerships that provide information and assistance
to individuals or professionals needing either public or private
resources for themselves or their clients, especially when planning
for long-term support service needs.
is encouraged and authorized to work collaboratively with other
national, state and local agencies and community groups to
establish, develop, and implement a single-point-of-entry concept
for aging and disability groups in Oklahoma referred to as an Aging
and Disability Resource Consortium (ADRC) initiative.
The Aging Services Division is designated as the lead agency in
the establishment of an ADRC initiative in Oklahoma. The Aging
Services Division shall collaborate and coordinate with the
disability and aging network to ensure appropriate inclusion in the
ADRC initiative. The Aging Services Division is authorized to
pursue national, state or local grants to comply with national,
state or local rules or regulations to effect this enabling
legislation.
The ADRC initiative shall streamline access to long-term support
services and assist disabled and elderly Oklahomans to make informed
decisions about their service and support options. The ADRC
initiative shall coordinate existing systems of information,
assistance and access for the elderly and disabled, and shall form
state and local partnerships that provide information and assistance
to individuals or professionals needing either public or private
resources for themselves or their clients, especially when planning
for long-term support service needs.
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