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Rights Under the Lanterman Act (RULA)
Chapter 1: The Lanterman Act
Chapter 2: Eligibility for Regional Center Services
Chapter 3: Regional Centers
Chapter 4: Individual Program Plans
Chapter 5: Advocating for Yourself
Chapter 6: Keeping the Family Together: Services and Supports for Children
Chapter 7: Community Living Arrangements for Adults
Chapter 8: How to Stay Out of an Institution
Chapter 9: Community Participation, Work, Day and Leisure Activities
Chapter 10: Appeals and Complaints: Disagreements with Regional Centers, State-Operated Facilities, and Service Providers
Chapter 11: The Medi-Cal Developmental Disability Waiver
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Author: Mathias Rauls

RULA Manual
Articles by: Mathias Rauls

Chapter 1: The Lanterman Act

(1.1) What is the Lanterman Act?
(1.2) What has the California Supreme Court said about the Lanterman Act?
(1.3) How does the Lanterman Act serve and protect the rights of people with developmental disabilities?
(1.4) How does the Lanterman Act define “services and supports” for people with developmental disabilities?
(1.5) Who can receive services and supports under the Lanterman Act?
(1.6) What is my point of contact in my community to get services and supports?
(1.7) What other agencies provide services and supports?
(1.8) Does anyone make sure that services and supports people need are available to them in their communities?
(1.9) Where can I find out about services for infants and toddlers under three years old?
(1.10) Are services and supports for children over age two (age three and older) different than for adults with developmental disabilities?
(1.11) What services and supports are available through Medi-Cal?
(1.12) Do I have to be a U.S. citizen to get Medi-Cal services?
(1.13) Does the Regional Center have any residency requirements?
(1.14) Is information about me kept confidential by the regional center?
(1.15) Are there any income limitations to be eligible for Regional Center services or costs for these services?

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