Services
Groups
Forms
Acronyms
Systems
100

Benefit limit is $5,000 and includes items such as automatic medication dispenser, applications for an iPad and Ring door bell.

What is Enabling Technology?

100

This group has an annual cost neutrality of $82,250  that functions as a limit on the total cost of HCBS that can be provided to the individual in the home or community setting.

What is Group 2?

100

Part of the medical application (Pre-Admission Evaluation) for CHOICES HCBS. Is a functional assessment that records the applicant’s responses and objective Assessor information. It covers the same functional assessment items as the PAE from the applicant’s perspective.

What is Applicant Interview Tool?

100

CBRA

What is Community-Based Residential Alternatives?

100

 A system that works with Facets and CareAdvance to provide access to member claims, health, background information, and previous interactions across all lines of business.  These items can be useful in ongoing Care Coordination contacts with members.

What is Agent Workspace?

200

Hands on service with a benefit limit of 1,080 hours without homemaker and 1,400 with homemaker and can be used for supervision if needed.

What is Attendant Care?

200

These members cannot receive hospice at the same time and must disenroll from one or the other.

What is Group 1?

200

This form is completed at an Intake for Referral visit if the member/representative elects to discontinue the intake process while the CC is in the home conducting the Intake for Referral Visit.

What is the CHOICES Discontinue Intake (CDI)?

200

PASRR

What is Pre-Admission Screening and Resident Review?

200

BlueCare’s system of record for member documentation. It is a web-based application accessed through Google Chrome.

What is CareAdvance?

300

Includes items such as a wheel chair ramp, hand rails, door widening and walk in shower installation.

What is Minor Home Modification?

300

These members do not have access to any other CHOICES benefits and if other services are needed the member must utilize their Medicaid or Medicare (if they qualify).

What is Group 1?

300

This form is used to assist the CC in explaining Cost Neutrality to the member and the consequences for exceeding the Cost Neutrality Cap.

What is Cost Neutrality Acknowledgement (CNA)?

300

AAAD

What is Area Agencies on Aging and Disability?

300

An application used to complete documentation for contractually required member contacts for LTSS programs. It is a desktop application downloaded to your computer.

What is LTSS Field Tool?

400

This service is ONLY available for Group 2 members with Consumer Direction and the benefit is authorized as either 24/5 or 24/7.

What is Companion Care?

400

These members are considered "At Risk" in the absence of home and community based services?

What is Group 3?

400

Assist the Coordinator to assess the member’s home environment and help identify needed resources and services to promote home safety and minimize risks.

What is Home Safety Monitoring Checklist?

400

CCS

What is Care Coordinator Supervisor?

400

One stop shop for job aides and other related items to help with you new job role.

What is the Knowledge Center?

500

Service is available for both G2 and G3 members. It is a community based alternative for seniors and adults with disabilities. Allows up to four individuals living in a home.

What is Community Living Supports (CLS)? 

500

The limit of $144,000 or $216,000 are the total cost of HCBS that can be provided to the individual in the home or community setting.

What is Trach Suctioning or Chronic Ventilator?

500

Medical application for LTSS that assesses ADLs/skilled needs and determines the member’s Level of Care (LOC) eligibility, Level of Need (LON) for HCBS members, and Cost Cap.

What is Pre-Admission Evaluation (PAE)?

500

CEA

What is Cost Effect Alternative?

500

System used as a tool to provide additional access to claim information,  ER visits, Inpatient stays, PCP visits etc.

What is the ICT Dashboard?