Business Meeting

May 27
2010
Business Meeting
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
Business Meeting
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  • Agenda

    AGENDA

    Business Meeting
    Thursday, May 27, 2010 
    Legislative Counsel Conference Room 
    Lower Level, 925 L Street
    Sacramento, CA


    The Commission will consider agenda items I-VI at approximately 12:30 p.m. The precise time will vary depending upon the testimony of witnesses and will be determined at the discretion of the chair. Members of the public will have an opportunity to make comments about Commission agenda items during the meeting.

    1. Business Meeting Minutes from April 22, 2010
       
    2. Schedule/Project Selection
       
    3. Subcommittee Reports
       
    4. Implementation Activity
       
    5. Reports from the Bureau of State Audits
       
    6. Teresa "Teri" Takai, State Chief Information Officer, will address the Commission at approximately 1:30 p.m.
  • Public Notice

    PUBLIC NOTICE

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    May 13, 2010

    For Additional Information Contact:
    Stuart Drown, Executive Director
    (916) 445-2125

    Notice of Meeting

    On Thursday, May 27, 2010, the Little Hoover Commission will conduct its second public hearing on the state’s long-term care system. The hearing will begin at 9 a.m. in Room 2040 of the State Capitol in Sacramento.

    In this study, the Commission will review the spectrum of long-term care and California’s capacity to provide care to seniors and people with disabilities in the most integrated setting possible. At this hearing, the Commission will learn about home and community-based services, including the the legal need to provide services that allow people to live in the community rather than an institution, the cost-effectiveness and availability of home and community-based services and how California might expand its repertoire of home and community-based services.

    The Commission will hear from the directing attorney of the National Senior Citizens Law Center on the legal landscape of the Olmstead v. L.C. decision and related litigation. A panel of researchers from the Center for Personal Assistance Services at U.C. San Francisco will share their research on the cost-effectiveness of home and community-based programs from a national perspective and will discuss ramifications for California. The director of the California Department of Health Care Services will discuss the department’s role in overseeing long-term care waiver programs and the state’s 1115 waiver renewal process. Finally, the chair of the state’s Olmstead Advisory Committee will lay out a vision for providing a holistic system of care in the long-term.

    There will be an opportunity for public comment at the end of the hearing. The Commission also encourages written comments.

    Immediately following the hearing, the Commission will hold a business meeting in the Legislative Counsel Conference Room in the lower level of 925 L Street in Sacramento.

    All public notices for meetings are on the Commission’s Web site, www.lhc.ca.gov. If you need reasonable accommodation due to a disability, please contact Stuart Drown at (916) 445-2125 or littlehoover@lhc.ca.gov by Thursday, May 20, 2010.