In-home hours
When you meet with individuals and families for their ISP, their service group will determine their range of in-home hours for planning. These resources will help you through the process.
Resources for case managers and providers
Workers' guides
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In-home exceptions: Covers exceptions related to in-home hour increases and staffing ratios above 1:1. Use for plans starting on or after Jan. 1, 2024.
- In-home hours planning: Coming in early February, this guide will have key information and instructions for CMEs to support people through this transition.
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Maintenance of effort (MOE): Instructs case managers on transition to service groups for in-home hours. Provides resources to navigate the MOE.
Workday training courses
Weekly CME technical assistance calls
CMEs, ask ODDS staff your questions and get help with the in-home hours transition.
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When: Thursdays at 1 p.m. starting February 13
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Where:Join on Microsoft Teams using a browser or the Teams app. Teams may ask for this information:
- Meeting ID: 291 908 379 146
- Passcode: aX9Yr2z3
- To dial in by phone, call 971-277-2343. If prompted, enter the conference ID 251 058 76#
Resources to use with individuals and families
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A new Self-Advocacy Guide: coming in late-February or early March
This workbook and video series will walk individuals through the planning process—services, ONA, ISP, exceptions and complaints. We developed the guide with the input of self-advocates.
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Videos explaining the Notification of Pending Status (NOPS) and Notice of Planned Action (NOPA) to families and self-advocates
In February, we'll post these resources here.
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Video:
Your plan and in-home care hours
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FAQ: Common questions about in-home hours changes
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Range of in-home hours for each service group
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Flyer: In-home hours and exceptions
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