The person who learns about an SRI
Who is the discoverer
A request for a change in services (add, increase, decrease, discontinue at any time)
What is an addendum
Receiving Service Coordination and ILST from the same agency without attestation
What is Conflict of Interest
The right to take risk and fail, the right to choose where to live, who to socialize with and choose goals
What is the Waiver Philosophy
Number of days to write an ISP after SC Agency form signed
What is 60 days
What are Types of Abuse
What are Responsibilities
Authorization
Denial of Waiver Program
Discontinuance
Increase or Addition of Waiver Service
Reduction or Discontinuation of Waiver Service
Death
What are types of NODs
Is developed and implemented by the individual waiver service provider to identify the specific tasks and activities to be provided by the waiver provider in support of the participants goals
What is a Detailed Goal Plan (DGP)
Days to submit a team meeting summary after a team meeting
What is 14 days
Committee that reviews agency SRIs
SIRC Committee (Serious Incident Review Committee)
Rhona Johnson
Jane Dupree (Investigator)
Brandy Reynolds
Sara Rockwell Smith
Dana Hultz
Austinishia Driscoll
Anne Crozier
True or False
I have the right to choose my Provider Agency and my specific Provider Staff
What is false.
Request when a ISP is not going to be submitted in time.
What is an extension.
NHTD has a form. TBI requires an Email
What is the Protective Plan of Oversight (PPO)
The amount of time an SRI should be closed
What is 90 days
Person with direct knowledge of an incident
What is the Witness
Right to receive a list in writing a list of names, telephone numbers, hours of operation, and supervisors for all waiver service providers, the RRDS, and the Waiver Complaint line
Includes benefits, programs, well being, physical and mental health, safety, financial security, and social support
What is Health and Welfare
What are Team Meetings
A real or imagined wrong or other cause for complaint or protest, especially unfair treatment, or something believed to be wrong or unfair
What is grievance
A formal appeal process where you challenge a decision by your state's Medicaid agency (like a denial, reduction, or termination or benefits) before an impartial administrative law judge or hearing officer.
Name, Social Security Number, Driver's License, DOB,
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Time-Anchored
What are SMART Goals
What are 3 letters and 5 numbers