Alabama § 22-50-81 Legislative Intent

Alabama Statutes

§ 22-50-81 — Legislative Intent

Alabama § 22-50-81

Title 22Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control

Ch. 50Department of Mental Health; Board of Trustees

Art. 4AAlabama Alzheimer’s and Demetia Education, Care, and Training Act

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Ala. Code § 22-50-81 (2026).

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The purposes of this article are:

(1)To enable Alabamians with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or related diseases to live with dignity in their homes or community for as long as possible.

(2)To develop services that follow individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or related diseases and maintain their independence in the community.

(3)To provide appropriate services for Alabamians with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or related diseases residing in both rural and urban settings.

(4)To emphasize and implement cost-efficient, low-technology, high-yield services that can currently benefit thousands of Alabama citizens.

(5)To allow Alabamians to pay for services based on their individual resources.

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The purposes of this article are:
(1) To enable Alabamians with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or related diseases to live with dignity in their homes or community for as long as possible.
(2) To develop services that follow individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or related diseases and maintain their independence in the community.
(3) To provide appropriate services for Alabamians with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or related diseases residing in both rural and urban settings.
(4) To emphasize and implement cost-efficient, low-technology, high-yield services that can currently benefit thousands of Alabama citizens.
(5) To allow Alabamians to pay for services based on their individual resources.