PSA TO DDSO Sample Clauses

PSA TO DDSO. Based upon information obtained at referral or any subsequent investigation of a suspected adult abuse case conducted by LDSS/PSA, it will refer adults with mental retardation or developmental disabilities who may need services to the appropriate DDSO. However, a referral by LDSS/PSA to a DDSO does not negate LDSS/PSA’s responsibilities on behalf of persons who are eligible for PSA as specified in this agreement and in 18 NYCRR Section 457.1 (b). For those cases which require PSA involvement beyond the 60 day assessment period, within two weeks of receipt of a referral from LDSS/PSA, the DDSO and LDSS/PSA will participate in joint case management visit by both agencies with the client. The visit will be arranged and coordinated by LDSS/PSA in cooperation with the DDSO. The DDSO will, within 7 days of the joint visit or as soon as possible thereafter, advise LDSS/PSA as to whether or not the adult referred is eligible for OMRDD services, whether or not the DDSO can provide or arrange for services to the individual, and the nature of such services to be provided. For persons with mental retardation or developmental disabilities who are not eligible for PSA services, the DDSO will assume responsibility for providing or arranging for the provision of necessary services to these individuals. Upon receipt of a referral from LDSS/PSA, the DDSO will assess the nature and extent of the person’s disabilities, their need for services, and, if found eligible by the DDSO, will plan for services that are appropriate and available. In cases of dually diagnosed individuals (developmental disability and mental illness) in which there is uncertainty about which service system (OMRDD or OMH) has primary responsibility, OMRDD will work with the Office of Mental Health to ascertain the primary diagnosis of the adult. OMRDD will notify LDSS/PSA as to which agency (OMRDD or OMH) is assuming primary responsibility for the case. Within 30 days of acceptance of a case by the DDSO in which LDSS/PSA will be involved beyond the 60 day assessment period, both agencies will jointly develop a written case plan which will outline service goals, services to be rendered, the specific service provider, the anticipated date services will begin, and the roles of each agency, including which agency will act as primary case manager. The primary case manager will be determined on a case by case basis, depending on the needs of the person. To the extent possible, the joint case plan shall be consi...
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