California § 4850 - The Legislature reaffirms its intent that habilitation services for adults with d
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§ 4850. The Legislature reaffirms its intent that habilitation services for adults with d
(a) The Legislature reaffirms its intent that habilitation services for adults with developmental disabilities should be planned and provided as a part of a continuum and that habilitation services should be available to enable persons with developmental disabilities to approximate the pattern of everyday living available to nondisabled people of the same age. (b) The Legislature further intends that habilitation services shall be provided to adults with developmental disabilities as specified in this chapter in order to guarantee the rights stated in Section 4502.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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