Services for the aged and disabled.

Removed the requirement that CHOICE program providers must be certified under Medicaid waiver programs, allowing more providers to participate.

Established a Medicaid diversion pilot program to test whether home modifications and telehealth services can reduce Medicaid expenditures.

Requires the Secretary to study and prepare a report on realigning and consolidating area agency planning and service areas.

Updated the definition of 'community and home care services' to clarify what services are included under the CHOICE program.

Set the effective date for the amendments to July 1, 2025.

Expanded the definition of 'community and home care services' to include services that prevent hospitalization and institutionalization, help individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities transition out of facilities, and provide support for dementia caregivers.

Added requirements for the office of the secretary to study and prepare a report on realigning and consolidating area agency planning and service areas, with input from advisory councils and boards.

Modified provider certification rules to require certification under Medicaid or Medicaid waiver programs for specific services like attendant care, clinical therapeutic services, home health aide services, nursing services, and adult day services, while exempting other services from this requirement.

Added authority for the division of aging to reimburse area agencies for conducting outreach, education, and evidence-based activities using CHOICE funding.

Converted the bill from an introduced draft to an enrolled act, adding official printing code formatting and changing the title from 'House Bill' to 'House Enrolled Act'.