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The document is a policy clarification for the Deaf-Blind Multiple Disabilities Waiver (DB-MD) Program, detailing updates to service definitions and billing methods effective September 1, 2000. It outlines responsibilities for case managers, respite care, residential habilitation, and assisted living services, aiming to standardize service definitions and payment rates across Medicaid Waiver Programs. The document includes specific reimbursement guidelines for various services and introduces a revised Individual Plan of Care form that incorporates new service codes.

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What is an example of a multiple disability?

Some examples of multiple disabilities are: Deafblind (Visual Impairment + Hearing Impairment) Visual Impairment + Hearing Impairment + Mental Retardation. Visual Impairment + Mental Retardation. Cerebral Palsy + Mental Retardation/ Hearing/ Speech/ Visual problems.

Is deaf blindness a multiple disability?

Deafblindness is a unique disability. A child who is deafblind has a combination of hearing and vision loss where those senses are reduced, distorted, or missing entirely.

Does deaf blindness fall under multiple disabilities?

In other words, a student whose special needs are categorized under multiple disabilities requires coinciding adaptions for more than one disability. The exception is the combination deafness and blindness, as this pair of impairments has its own classification under IDEA.

Is deafness and blindness a physical disability?

Physical and sensory disabilities are conditions that affect a persons ability to carry out daily activities. Physical disabilities involve impairments to a persons body, such as their limbs or motor functions, while sensory disabilities involve impairments to a persons senses, such as their vision or hearing.

What kind of disability is blindness and deafness?

Deaf-Blindness means hearing and visual impairments occurring at the same time, the combination of which causes such severe communication and other developmental and educational needs that they cannot be accommodated in special education programs solely for children with deafness or children with blindness.

What is the DBMD program in Texas?

DBMD provides home and community-based services to individuals with deafblindness and another disability as a cost-effective alternative to an intermediate care facility for individuals with an intellectual disability or related conditions (ICF/IID).

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