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ADRC update: proposed state changes to disability benefit specialist will not go forward; counties discuss AI and Medicaid reporting
Summary
The Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC) update reported that proposed state changes to the disability benefit specialist position will not be implemented; the board also discussed Medicaid reporting changes and counties' experiences using AI.
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Dawn Griesel presented the Aging & Disability Q4 2025 report and summarized the ADRC Governing Board update: proposed State changes to the Disability Benefit Specialist role are no longer going into effect. The update also included discussion of reporting changes for Medicaid reimbursement and how different counties are exploring or using artificial intelligence (AI) in ADRC work.
Several routine ADRC and NAC items were deferred to future meetings. The board placed the Aging & Disability reports on file for ongoing review and noted that any policy or reporting changes at the state level would be monitored for local impact.
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