Union presses Healey on personal care assistant promises
BOSTON — For people with disabilities, living in their own home means "freedom," said advocate Colleen Flanagan.
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BOSTON — For people with disabilities, living in their own home means "freedom," said advocate Colleen Flanagan.
BOSTON — For people with disabilities, living in their own home means "freedom," said advocate Colleen Flanagan.
Workforce woes are putting independence out of reach for some.
Home care service providers are supporting legislation to create more transparency in the rate-setting process for their workers, citing an increased need for services for the state's aging population.