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Welcome To The Network
The Louisiana Supported Living Network is a state-wide association, representing more than 300 private community providers. Combined we support more than 20,000 older adults and people with disabilities.
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How The Network works for you
OUR MISSION
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To support older adults and people with disabilities in enjoying life conditions and opportunities at least as good as those of respected citizens.
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To support inclusion and personal community memberships.
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To build a capable and stable workforce.
Who We Are
The Louisiana Supported Living Network was organized in 1998
INFORM AND EDUCATE
The Network organizes Quarterly Membership Meetings which feature state and national level officials. The Network annually presents four full-day training workshops to member agencies on best practices in support design and management.
Information and Training
Quarterly Meetings
Bulletins
Training Workshops
Monthly Telephone Chats
Legislative and System Advocacy
Rate Increase Campaign
Medicaid Expansion
Wage and Hour Info and Advocacy
Medication Admin Policy
Licensing and Regulatory Policy
Managed Long Term Care
Always Available Consultation
Home and Community-Based Service Providers Licensing Standards Link
https://ldh.la.gov/assets/medicaid/hss/docs/HCBS/Home_And_Community_Based_Services_Regs.pdf
Network Partners
SHAPE POLICY
DoJ Campaign to Expand Services
The Network is working closely with the federal Department of Justice to promote litigation vs the State re the illegal confinement of 4000 people with severe mental illness in nursing facilities. DoJ is demanding community support and services for all 4000 people. This will represent minimally a $2.5 billion expansion of in-home support.
FIND MY LEGISLATOR
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