Slideshareedits lennon cdpap main presentation
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The CDPAP program allows Medicaid-eligible individuals who need home care services and can manage their own care to hire, train, and supervise their own personal assistants. Through collaboration between CAPCO and the Local Department of Social Services, approved participants can designate a personal assistant to provide services. This self-directed model gives participants more control and independence over their care by allowing them to schedule assistance as needed. Participants are responsible for training assistants and overseeing the care plan. The program aims to help people avoid nursing home placement. To participate, individuals contact DSS and choose an aide, then a care plan is developed and home visits are scheduled.
Slideshareedits lennon cdpap main presentation
- 1. A Program From the Cortland County Community Action Program, Inc.(CAPCO) In Collaboration With The Local Department of Social Services (LDSS) Presentation Created By: Timothy Lennon (SUNY Cortland)
- 2. Traditional Home Care Not Meeting Your Needs?
- 3. CDPAP is a self-directed task-based home care model for Medicaid eligible consumers who: Need home care services …and… Can manage their own care * OR… - have a responsible adult willing to assume the program’s responsibilities on their behalf.
- 4. The Basis of the Program: Many disabled individuals have the ability to choose their own caregivers and direct their own home care services. CDPAP’s Solution: Through Medicaid funding, CDPAP works with the Local Department of Social Services (LDSS) to make it possible for approved participants to designate their own personal assistant.
- 5. Assistants can be anyone except a parent, or a participant’s designated representative
- 6. Lets Recap: How does CDPAP Work? • Consumers can Control hire, train, supervise, or dismiss their personal assistant. • Consumers schedule when to get Independence personal assistance, directing how and when their care plan is managed. • Consumers are responsible for training Responsibility personal assistants and overseeing the care given.
- 7. A study by the U.S. People Over 65 Department of Health and Human Services says that Not at Risk people who reach age 65 will likely have a 40 percent chance of entering a May Live in Nursing nursing home at some Home point. Many of these cases might be avoided with CDPAP.
- 8. Getting a Personal Assistant Contact DSS if Choose an aide Train your aide interested Your Doctor Care plan receives Receive care developed paperwork Doctor submits Aide becomes Home Visit paperwork to an employee of scheduled DSS CAPCO
- 9. Photo/Audio Credits: All images and audio retrieved from Microsoft Office Clip Art. CAPCO logo courtesy of CAPCO. Statistics retrieved from medicare.gov
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