Consumer direction definition

Consumer direction means a model of service delivery for certain medicaid home and community-based services in which the person receiving the services, family member, or other representative employs and supervises the individual who provides the services;
Consumer direction at its core means maximizing
Consumer direction or "consumer direction model" means a service delivery model under which a consumer or the consumer's legally authorized representative exercises control over the development and implementation of the consumer's individual service plan or over the persons delivering the services directly to the consumer. The term includes the consumer-directed service option, the service responsibility option, and other types of service delivery models developed by the commission under this section.

Examples of Consumer direction in a sentence

  • Consumer direction goes far beyond simply asking consumers what services they want.

  • Consumer direction in CHOICES affords members the opportunity to have choice and control over how eligible HCBS are provided, who provides the services and how much workers are paid for providing care, up to a specified maximum amount established by TENNCARE (see Section 2.9.7.6.11).

  • A centerpiece of state-of-the-art approaches to supporting people with disabilities, including developmental disabilities, is the direct involvement of the individual in the development of his or her plan of care.6 Consumer direction puts the individual in control.

  • Consumer direction in CHOICES or ECF CHOICES affords members the opportunity to have choice and control over how eligible CHOICES HCBS and eligible ECF CHOICES HCBS are provided, who provides the services and how much workers are paid for providing care, up to a specified maximum amount established by TENNCARE (see Section A.2.9.7.6.11).

  • Consumer direction in long-term care is designed to ensure that people needing help with daily activities have authority over day-to-day aspects of their lives.