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State proposes 'retirement and leisure' day habilitation for some adults with IDD
Summary
KDADS presenters described a proposed 'retirement and leisure' day habilitation service aimed at older or sensory‑sensitive adults with IDD; stakeholders asked whether existing senior centers and billing codes would be used, and officials said details remain to be finalized.
Robin Lohman, assistant IDD director, presented a proposed retirement and leisure day habilitation service during a KDADS modernization webinar and said it is intended for retired participants or those who need or want a less stimulating environment.
Lohman said the service would provide structured, meaningful activities that emphasize social connection, health and wellness, and senior‑related activities. "They should have the opportunity to engage in meaningful pursuits and must provide a supportive environment that fosters a high quality of life," she said, describing core components including peer engagement,…
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