History & Legislation
This landmark 1990 law prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities.
What is the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?
This document outlines a person’s goals, needs, and safeguards and must be finalized within 45 days of the review meeting.
What is the Life Plan?
Care Managers meet face-to-face with people assigned Tier 1–3 this often.
What is once per quarter?
This consent form is used for anyone 18 or older enrolled in Health Home Care Management.
What is the DOH 5055?
This core service focuses on managing transitions between levels of care, such as hospital discharge or moving residences.
What is Comprehensive Transitional Care?
This journalist's 1972 expose revealed deplorable conditions at Willowbrook State School.
Who is Geraldo Rivera?
This term refers to making choices based on facts and understanding all available options and risks.
What is Informed Decision Making?
Care Managers meet face-to-face with people assigned Tier 4 this often.
What is monthly?
Before sharing any information about a person supported, Care Managers must review this document.
What is the Consent/Release of Information (ROI) form?
Linking someone to a volunteer opportunity in the community falls under this core service.
What is Referral to Community & Social Support Services?
The transition from Medicaid Service Coordination to Care Management, which introduced conflict-free care management in New York State happened in this year?
What is 2018?
This term describes when a healthcare provider incorrectly attributes new symptoms to a person’s disability instead of investigating other causes.
What is Diagnostic Overshadowing?
This option can replace some in-person visits if requested and appropriate.
What is Telehealth?
Name two examples of Protected Health Information (PHI).
What are name, Medicaid number, date of birth, social security number, address, email address, diagnosis?
This core service involves assessing health care and disability support needs.
What is Comprehensive Care Management?