Enrollment in Care Coordination Services
OPWDD 資格 + 醫療補助註冊 + 護理管理
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Enrollment in Care Coordination services is an important but sometimes lengthy process. This is especially true for parents and family members who are juggling many roles and priorities in caring for their loved ones with developmental disabilities.
LIFEPlan CCO 提供獨特的註冊服務，由護理連接專家提供，他們指導家庭完成註冊過程以獲得殘疾服務。這些服務可能是社區適應、喘息、就業、住房、醫療保健和其他服務，使殘疾人盡可能擁有最好的生活。
The Care Connection Enrollment Specialist assists families in applying for Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) eligibility and Medicaid. This specialist shares information about required documents and procedures and guides Members through the steps they need to take as requirements of the state and federal service system.
符合資格的診斷要求
- 該情況的發作在22歲之前存在
- 條件應該是永久性的。
- 診斷影響每一天，獨立生活
- Conditions include intellectual disability, autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, neurological impairments, familial dysautonomia, Prader-Willi syndrome, and others.
資格流程的長度
Once a person connects with LIFEPlan CCO, we will walk you through the eligibility and enrollment process as needed. Timing is based on the county you live in and your personal circumstances. Generally, you should plan for several months from start to finish. Once approved for disability services, the individual will officially enroll with LIFEPlan CCO.
What to Expect from Your Care Manager
The Care Manager assists people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families as they navigate OPWDD and other service systems, guiding them to create a Life Plan. A Care Manager is assigned to each Member, helping them to establish and maintain the appropriate services.
為什麼選擇生活計劃？
LIFEPlan is a parent-led CCO. Nick Cappoletti, LIFEPlan CEO, knows what parents and families experience in caring for a child with a disability. For more than 30 years, Nick has been his son Mark’s chief advocate and caregiver. He has helped Nick navigate many obstacles due to developmental disabilities. His firsthand knowledge of raising Mark guides Nick’s vision for LIFEPlan.
An extensive, personal, year-round training program supports Care Managers. This includes weekly OPWDD guidance, seminars on physical, mental, and behavioral health, and a personalized online learning portal with dozens of modules on Care Management, OPWDD regulations, disabilities, health and wellness support, and more. LIFEPlan Care Managers are trained on average 75 to 100 hours each year.
Members are represented by a large, active Member and Family Advisory Council representing all six regions. Sixty self-advocates, parents, siblings, and other caregivers make up the MFA Councils, which meet four to six times per year to discuss and plan for advocacy related to Care Management and needs in the broader IDD sphere. Each region is also staffed by a parent liaison. This liaison interacts with Members and families with a focus on advocacy, leadership, and member education.