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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the individual service plan in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the Waiver Program and Plan Type fields. Select the appropriate waiver from the options provided.
  3. Enter the Medicaid ID Number, followed by the individual's full name, address, city, state, and zip code. Ensure accuracy for effective communication.
  4. Complete the contact information section including telephone and email addresses. This is crucial for updates and notifications.
  5. Document the Service Plan Development Date and Functional Screen Date to establish timelines for services.
  6. Fill in financial details such as Cost Share Amount and Level of Care based on assessments provided.
  7. For startup costs, specify any one-time expenses necessary for community living. This ensures all required resources are accounted for.
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An IEP spells out the services, supports and specialized instruction a child with a disability will receive in school. These services are provided at no cost to parents. A service plan spells out the special education and related services the LEA will make available to a child.
Information for Years to Come. Keep in mind that writing any written report with information about a person receiving services, especially an ISP, is part of the persons permanent record and in most cases is considered a legal document.
Based on federal regulations, support plan goals must be chosen by the individual and based on outcomes in their life that they desire. It is the role of the Waiver Support Coordinator to help the individual choose the services, both paid and unpaid, that will assist them to achieve these goals.
Individual Service Plans should reflect the goals of the individual served. Because we are all different and unique people, each persons ISP should be unique and address the needs and desires of the person. To begin the process, we must first learn how a person wants to live.
5 Examples of Goals for Adults with Disabilities Order Independently at a Restaurant. Having a disability has the potential to make restaurants more stress-inducing than enjoyable. Get a Job or Volunteer. Learn a New Hobby. Move Out. Make New Friends.
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Goals: Going to recreational park or an event of choice. Build independence. Keep door key to home. Purchase items, explore hobbies, join clubs.
The Individual Service Plan (ISP) is the written details of the supports, activities, and resources required for the individual to achieve personal goals. The Individual Service Plan is developed to articulate decisions and agreements made during a person-centered process of planning and information gathering.

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