Resources
Unicorn/My Evolv
Service Coordination
Funding
Office Etiquette
100

You're having a problem with your computer, what do you do?

Ask a team-member, lead, or supervisor for support. If the problem inst resolved, submit an IT help desk ticket.

100

What is UNICORN used for?

Unicorn is used for Early Intervention across Colorado, provided by the State of Colorado. Information on Clients, Service Coordinators, Providers, and Community Agencies are housed in UNICORN

100

Are families required to participate in Early Intervention services if their child qualifies?

No! Early Intervention is a voluntary program, always. 

100

A parent wants to continue with Early Intervention services, but they cant pay for it. Can they still get services?

Yes! We follow a funding hierarchy, with State funds as the payer of last resort to ensure all families can be served who qualify. 

100

How do you let the team know where you are?

Keeping your white board updated with date, time, and where you'll be. 

200

You need to find resources specific to Early Intervention, where do you go?

G:Drive/USERS/Early Intervention

200

What is MyEvolv used for?

MyEvolv is an Imagine!-wide database that houses all PHI for Imagine! clients. This includes Early Intervention

200

What counties do we serve?

Boulder and Broomfield counties

200

What is the payer of last resort?

State funds

200

How do you request time off?

Submit a request in DayForce, email to your Supervisor, and send a calendar invite to your Supervisor with the days off you will be taking. 

300

You want quick information on Imagine-wide services, where do you go?

Imaginecolorado.org -  services. 

300

Where are IFSPs housed?

In UNICORN

300

What is Child Find?

Child Find is a program through the school districts aimed at "Finding Children" who need extra supports to navigate their environment, including for Early Intervention, Preschool and on!

300

What is Trust Fund?

A partnership between the State and Private Insurance companies that allows a pot of money from the insurance plan (up to 45 visits per calendar year) to pay for any EI service.

300

What is the dress code?

Business casual/casual. Refrain from anything revealing including spaghetti straps, and short skirts. Friday is technically "Casual Friday". Refrain from strong perfumes/lotions. We are a "fragrance free" zone and some workers may get migraines if fragrance is too strong.
400
You're having a tough time. Who do you go to if you need to talk to someone at work?

Your supervisor is always a listening ear. If you need help regarding your supervisor, HR has an open-door policy. If you need more intervention, each employee can see a licensed counselor for up to three in-person visits and additional phone call visits.

400

Where are Client addresses housed?

MyEvolv and UNICORN

400
Which school districts do we serve?

BVSD, SVVSD, Jeff CO, Adams 12, and Thompson 

400

Can Private Insurance be billed to fund EI services?

Yes! Many private insurance plans include a number of PT, ST, OT visits that we can bill. 

400

Where do you find hard-copy mail sent to you?

In your office mailbox located by the Dixon printer!

500

You want to meet other employees across the company and want to be engaged in activities happening around Imagine (book club, yoga, meditation, ASL lunch, etc.). Where can you find these activities?

The monthly Employee Newsletter sent out by PR (Cara) in your email and printed copies around the office/kitchen. 

500

Where are Case Notes housed?

MyEvolv

500

Writing what allows services to start?

Writing an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP)

500
What is the order of the funding hierarchy (from first payer to last)?

1. Private Pay

2. Private Insurance

3. Trust Fund

4. Medicaid

5. State 

500
How do you find out when Service Authorizations are?

In Calendars, look up "Early Intervention Master Calendar". It is your responsibility to check this to know when you can go through funding. 

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