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Home care patients, workers fear ‘major disruption’ on April 1

A fast-approaching deadline to transition of the Consumer-Directed Personal Assistance Program has many stakeholders and lawmakers worried

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After 10 years as a systems advocate for the Resource Center for Accessible Living, a Hudson Valley organization that fights for self-determination for those living with disabilities, 33-year-old Keith Gurgui decided to retire. A decade of talking to politicians, crafting agendas and traveling back and forth to Albany has worn on him.

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