Recent activity at Florida Department of Elder Affairs
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Office of Public and Professional Guardians Rulemaking Hearing
The meeting focuses on the discussion of Rule Chapter 58M-2, F.A.C., regarding professional guardianship standards. Key discussion topics include professional guardian registration requirements, credit history screening, mandatory coursework and competency examinations, annual renewal processes, guardian monitoring, electronic fingerprint criminal history background checks, and procedures for handling complaints, investigations, and disciplinary actions.
Aug 19, 2026·
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Foundation for Indigent Guardianship Board Meeting Agenda
The board meeting will address updates from the Office of Public and Professional Guardians and the Department of Elder Affairs, along with a financial report covering the balance sheet, budget versus actuals, and outstanding awards. Key discussion items include the review of several award and funding requests for client assistance, an update on the FSGA conference sponsorship, and a discussion regarding marketing attorneys.
Aug 6, 2026·Board meeting
Brevard Council Meeting Minutes
The meeting focused on discussions regarding the Ombudsman position description and associated duties. Volunteers received reminders about routine visit protocols and were updated on the status of a potential new volunteer recruitment. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding continuing education unit (CEU) requirements, including a deadline for completion, and a review of various active cases within Brevard County.
Jul 24, 2026·Board meeting
State Council State Council Meeting Minutes
The Council discussed the transition from a passive body to an advocacy-focused group, including the introduction of a new Command Center tool for member resources. Discussions covered state ombudsman reports on mileage reimbursement, unused Civil Money Penalty funds, and upcoming memory care rulemaking. The meeting also addressed a successful volunteer recruitment campaign, the potential establishment of a social media presence, and advocacy efforts regarding ALF ownership transparency and Medicaid-funded facility scrutiny. Additionally, the Council voted to support the federal Access Act and Long-Term Care Workforce Support Act as a linked package, reviewed district updates including new pilot programs for transfer and discharge notices, and discussed the recruitment of at-large members.
