Person-Centered Planning. The Michigan Mental Health Code establishes the right for all recipients to have an Individual Plan of Service (IPS) developed through a person-centered planning process (Section 712, added 1996). The CMHSP shall implement person-centered planning in accordance with the MDHHS Person-Centered Planning Practice Guideline, Attachment C 3.3.1.
Person-Centered Planning. The state must utilize a person-centered and directed planning process, intended to identify the strengths, capacities, preferences, needs, and desired outcomes of the participant. An Individual Service and Spending Plan (ISSP) is developed with the assistance of the service advisor team and those individuals the participant chooses to include. The ISSP includes the services and supports that the participant needs to live independently in the community. A back-up plan must be developed and incorporated into the ISSP to assure that the needed assistance will be provided in the event that the regular services and supports identified in the ISSP are temporarily unavailable. The back-up plan may include other individual assistants or agency services. The state shall have a process that permits participants to request a change to the person-centered plan, if the participant’s health circumstances necessitate a change, but in any event, the ISSP will be reviewed and updated at least annually. Entities or individuals that have responsibility for service plan development may not provide other direct demonstration services to the participant.
Person-Centered Planning. The Parties recognize that all contracts should reflect person-centered planning that values the input of consumers, family members, and PSWs.
Person-Centered Planning. MassHealth MCO, Partnership Plan, and Primary Care ACO enrollees with identified LTSS needs will have a person-centered care plan maintained at the MassHealth MCO, Partnership Plan, or Primary Care ACO, consistent with the requirements at 42 CFR 438.208(c)(3). Person-centered planning includes consideration of the current and unique psycho-social and medical needs and history of the enrollee, as well as the person’s functional level and support systems. The person- centered plan will be developed by a person trained in person- centered planning using a person-centered process and plan with the enrollee, the assistance of the enrollee’s providers, and those individuals the enrollee chooses to include. The plan will include the services and supports that the enrollee needs. The plan will be reviewed and revised upon reassessment of functional need, at least every 12 months, if the enrollee’s needs change significantly, or at the request of the enrollee. Person-centered plans will be developed in accordance with 42 CFR 441.301(c)(4)(F)(1) through (8).
Person-Centered Planning. 11 Section 5. Centralized State Payment System for Brokerage and CDDP Providers 11 Section 6. Properly Completed Claim 11 Section 7. Submission. 12 Section 8. Payment System Processing. 12 Section 9. Payment Dates 12 Section 10. Direct Deposit 12 ARTICLE 9 – NO DISCRIMINATION 12 Section 1. No Discrimination. 12 Section 2. Consumer Rights 12
Person-Centered Planning. Person-Centered Planning is a continuous problem-solving process used to assist members to plan for their future. The focus is on helping members to develop personal relationships, participate in the community, increase control and autonomy over their own lives and develop the skills and abilities needed to achieve their goals. Person-Centered Planning maximizes member- direction and supports the member to make informed decisions, so that he/she can lead/participate in the process to the fullest extent possible. The Planning Document developed through this process, safeguards against unjustified restrictions of member rights, and ensures members are provided with the necessary information and supports in order to gain full access to the benefits of community living to the greatest extent possible. The Contractor, in collaboration and coordination with the member’s Support Coordinator, ensures responsiveness to the member’s needs and choices regarding service delivery, personal goals, and preferences. The member and family/representative, as appropriate, and providers involved in the support, care and treatment of the member have immediate access to the member’s Planning Documents to promote coordinated, integrated care.
Person-Centered Planning. The CSP will develop and implement a person-centered plan in accordance with applicable K.S.A rules and regulations, KDADS policies and procedures and CDDO policies and procedures. CSP’s will cooperate to ensure there is one plan and that services are delivered in accordance with that plan.
Person-Centered Planning a. The Provider is responsible to obtain or provide training and information regarding the Person-Centered Planning process to its employees/contractors. The Provider will make all training materials available to the LRE upon request.
Person-Centered Planning. The QA/QI plan should describe any current procedures that the county uses to disseminate the following information to recipients: rights and responsibilities to self- direct their services allowing them choice and control over those services and supports; how to report critical incidents; how to access an advocate or one of the advocacy systems; how to get in touch with their social worker; and how to access alternative community resources and back-up options when their provider is not available and an immediate replacement is necessary to avoid institutionalization. The QA/QI plan should describe the process the county uses to document that the recipient has been given the above information. If the current procedures do not address these issues, the QA/QI plan should discuss how these issues will be incorporated and addressed as part of the county’s overall QI measures to indicate recipients have the requisite information to participate in the development, implementation, and management of his/her services and supports. ACIN: I-64-05 Page Three Quality Improvement Measures The QA/QI plan should describe any specific QI measures that are currently planned for the period July 1, 2005, through June 30, 2006. Include a description of how the measures were/will be developed and identify by title, the individuals and/or organizations that will be included in developing QI measures. If the county plans to initiate a Quality Improvement Committee, please describe the makeup (titles of individuals and organizations) of the committee and a schedule indicating how often the committee will meet. If you have further questions regarding this ACIN, please contact the Adult Program Branch QA Bureau at (000) 000-0000 or by email at XXXX-XX@xxx.xx.xxx.
Person-Centered Planning. The Michigan Mental Health Code establishes the right for all individuals to have an Individual Plan of Service (IPS) developed through a person-centered planning process (Section 712, added 1996). The PIHP shall implement person-centered planning in accordance with the MDHHS Person-Centered Planning Practice Guideline (Attachment P 4.4.1.1). In accordance with 42 CFR 438.208(b)(2)(i), the Person-Centered Planning process will include coordination of services between settings of care which includes appropriate discharge planning for short and long-term hospitalizations. This provision is not a requirement of Substance Abuse Services.
