The bill establishes a special commission to study the needs of aging disabled adults in the Commonwealth, as outlined in a new section added to Chapter 3 of the General Laws. The commission will consist of various appointed members, including representatives from the House and Senate, state secretaries, and organizations focused on aging and disability issues. The commission's responsibilities include investigating the health, housing, financial, social, and long-term care needs of aging disabled adults and their caregivers, as well as making recommendations to improve access to necessary services and benefits.

Additionally, the commission will examine the impact of current policies on aging disabled adults, explore strategies to enhance provider awareness and competence, assess funding needs, and identify best practices for improving quality of life. The commission is authorized to hold public meetings, solicit funds, and must submit reports on its findings and recommendations to the governor and relevant legislative committees, with at least one report due by December 31 in even-numbered years.