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Committee on Aging Meeting Minutes <br />Thursday, November 29, 2018 <br />Page 3 <br />Case Managers, 2 -Part -Time Field Staff/Social Service Specialists, and a three-quarter (3/4) <br />Time Registered Nurse Case Manager. Their structure is a 501(c) III; they have 4 -Board <br />members experienced in elder affairs; any "extra money" they accrue goes to building a <br />rainy day reserve fund. It was noted by Lito Asuncion that SFS provides both care coordi- <br />nation and case management; where in other Counties the two are separated meaning they <br />need double the staff. Karen is happy to answer other questions - send them to Meizhu who <br />will forward them along. <br />We will hear more about case management services from Kimo at the special December 18"' <br />meeting. <br />8. AREA PLAN: Debbie Wills, Aging Planner <br />Debbie gave a power point presentation on her findings so far that will help develop the <br />County priorities and the specific program elements in the County's 4 -Year Area Plan (the 5 <br />overall priority areas for the State remain the same). By using diverse sources and methods <br />including research on national, State and County data on the elderly population, surveys of <br />service providers, interviews with key informants, review of program evaluations, and focus <br />groups with seniors, she will be able to get a pretty accurate needs assessment. She showed <br />us the results of the agency survey as well as the Congregate Meal survey, showing us that <br />some issues have gained importance and some are less important than a few years ago. <br />Hopefully it reflects that some needs (like transportation) are better met. The biggest prob- <br />lem is the lack of person power - the shortage of CNAs and qualified home service staff. <br />The wages and benefits are too low to attract good workers! Some of the problems will re- <br />quire legislation to solve. <br />9. LEGISLATIVE ISSUES — Jim Cisler, PABEA <br />Jim Cisler showed us a letter documenting the history of attempts to get unannounced in- <br />spections for nursing homes. Many homes that should not be operating still are! This is an <br />issue that we may want to work on in the coming year. <br />10. AGENCY AND DISTRICT NEWS AND UPDATES <br />11. ANNOUNCEMENTS <br />12. NEXT MEETING: Wednesday, January 30, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. <br />
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