Respite Services - Allow families and caretakers to take a temporary break from caring for youth enrolled in YES. Supportive Family - Based Alternatives - Provide support and model healthy interactions for the whole family while the youth temporarily lives in a therapeutic home. Adaptive Aids and Supports - Supplement YES services with medically necessary supports to prevent out-of-home placement. Transition Services - Help with the costs associated with a youth moving into their own home.
The notice will let you know how: HHS can use and disclose your protected health information. HHS may need to get your authorization before we can share your records for any other reason.
HHS has a duty to protect the privacy of your health information. You have the right to complain to HHS or the U. You can contact HHS to get more information about privacy or to file a complaint. Are You a Family Caregiver? Minor Home Modifications MHM services contribute to the community functioning and help participants to avoid institutionalization.
Non-Medical Transportation NMT is transportation that assists participants to gain access to waiver and other community services, activities and resources, as specified by the Individual Plan of Care IPC. Note: This service is in addition to, and not instead of, medical transportation and transportation services under the State Plan.
Paraprofessional Services PPS is a behavioral aide that supports the participant to meet goals. PPS is provided under the direction of a licensed behavioral health professional. For example, a teenager with severe behavior problems may require mentoring from a person with behavioral management expertise. Aide assists the waiver participant in preventing and managing behaviors stemming from SED that create barriers to inclusion in integrated community activities such as after-school care or day care.
Note: PPS cannot be provided at the same time as community living supports; non-medical transportation; employment assistance; respite; or supported employment. The goal is to help the child or youth return to their family in the community e.
Support families must provide services as identified on the IPC. Transitional Services TS are a one-time, non-recurring allowable expense. TS may be provided when a participant transitions from an institution, provider-operated setting, or family home to their own private community residence.
As your Comprehensive Waiver Provider, CK YES is responsible for making all of the necessary arrangements to get you started and to maintain the services you choose from the list above, as indicated on the service plan you develop at the LMHA. CK YES employs and subcontracts with qualified, certified, and licensed professionals to ensure that our service delivery is superb. Registered c 3. Goals of the YES Waiver Reduce the amount of time the child is out of their home and community because of a mental health need Extend the range of mental health services and supports available for children with this level of need Prevent entry into the foster care system and relinquishment of parental custody, and Improve the lives of children and youth served.
What We Do. Respite Planned or emergency temporary care provided to a child to offer relief to families and caretakers from caring for a child. Specialized Therapies Specialized therapies include art, recreational, music, and animal assisted therapy, and nutritional counseling. Recreational therapy. Nutritional counseling. Family supports: Connect family members with others who can support them by sharing similar lived experiences.
Employee assistance and supported employment: Help youth find a job and be successful in it. Paraprofessional services: Help with stressful situations through coaching and mentoring. Respite services: Allow families and caretakers to take a temporary break from caring for youth enrolled in YES.
Nonmedical transportation: Take youth to YES Waiver services when no other transportation is available. Supportive family-based alternatives: Provide support and model healthy interactions for the whole family while the youth temporarily lives in a therapeutic home. Adaptive aids and supports: Supplement YES services with medically necessary supports to prevent out-of-home placement. Transition services: Help with the costs associated with a youth moving into their own home.
What are the benefits of YES Waiver services? The YES Waiver is designed to improve the lives of children, youth and families served. You and your child are supported by a team. You and your child can access services that are only available through YES. Supports help your child stay in your home and community. Who is eligible for YES Waiver services? To participate in the YES waiver, your child must: Be 3 through 18 years old.
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