Individual program plan (IPP) definition
Individual program plan (IPP) means a written plan for the provision of services to the resident that is developed and implemented using an interdisciplinary process that is based on the resident’s functional status, strengths, and needs and that identifies service activities designed to enable a person to maintain or move toward independent functioning. The plan identifies a continuum of development and outlines progressive steps and anticipated outcomes of services.
Individual program plan (IPP) means a written plan that is developed by a regional center Interdisciplinary (ID) Team, in accordance with the provisions of the Welfare and Institutions Code, Sections 4646 and 4646.5;
Individual program plan (IPP) means a written plan for the provision of services to the resident that is developed and implemented using an interdisciplinary process that is based on the resident’s functional status, strengths, and needs and that identifies service activities designed to enable a person
More Definitions of Individual program plan (IPP)
Individual program plan (IPP) means a written plan that is developed jointly by the consumer, one or more representatives of the regional center, and other persons pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code, Section 4646(d), through a process which identifies the consumer's needs and preferences and adopts a cost-effective strategy for meeting them.
Individual program plan (IPP) means a treatment plan that includes:
Individual program plan (IPP) means a plan developed for persons with developmental disabilities to describe the provision of services and supports to meet the written goals and objectives.
Individual program plan (IPP) means a written plan for each resident which includes both short- and long-range goals which can be measured in terms of the resident's habilitation and progression from dependent to independent functioning.