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SSBG Program Manual
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DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED SERVICES
SERVICE CODE 46
46.A SERVICE
DEFINITION
Services necessary to maintain a person with a
developmental disability in their community. Services are based on an individual
service plan and include such services as adult development, vocational
maintenance and personal care.
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SSBG Program Manual
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DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED SERVICES
SERVICE CODE 46
46.B DIVISION
OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES
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Eligibility
Categories
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Goals
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TEA Recipients
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1. Self-Support
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SSI Recipients
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2. Self-Sufficiency
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Income Eligibles
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4. Prevention of Unnecessary
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Institutionalization
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Geographic Availability
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Services are available
statewide.
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Allowable Components (Purchase)
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Child Day Care
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Meal, Group
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Emergency Shelter
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Personal Care
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Guidance and Job
Placement
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Supportive Activities
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Habilitation Training
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Therapy, Occupational
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Integrated Support
Services
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Therapy, Physical
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Intervention
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Therapy, Speech
(Non-Medical)
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SSBG Program Manual
2-15-04
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DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED SERVICES
SERVICE CODE 46
46.C UNITS
OF SERVICE
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10.
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Alternative
Community Services:
Services necessary to maintain a person with developmental
disabilities in the community.
Services must be based on an individual service plan which is
developed by an independent case manager or monitored by an independent
or targeted case manager.
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13.
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Consultation:
Those professional services which assist parents/persons or
providers in carrying out the individual service plan. Consultation services are provided by
professionals in psychology, speech therapy, occupational therapy,
physical therapy, behavioral intervention and nursing care. Only those therapy services which are
consultative (indirect) in nature, are allowed under consultation. A unit is one hour.
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20.
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Adult Development:
Provides services to adults (age 21 years or older, or graduated
from public school) who have been diagnosed as developmentally
disabled. The habilitation
services are provided in a classroom setting and cannot include
vocational training or work experiences, but may include prevocational
activities. Service is provided in
units of one hour (less than a full hour cannot be utilized), with a
maximum of five hours daily.
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50.
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Therapy: Speech or occupational therapy
services, as defined by applicable state and federal rules and
regulations, which are included as an essential part of the care plan of
persons accepted for Developmental Disabilities Services. A billable service is as shown below:
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51.
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Speech, Individual
One unit equals fifteen minutes
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52.
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Speech, Group One
unit equals fifteen minutes (Maximum of four persons).
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53.
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Occupational,
Individual One unit equals fifteen minutes
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54.
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Occupational, Group
One unit equals fifteen minutes (Maximum of four persons).
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55.
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Physical, Individual
One unit equals fifteen minutes
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57.
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Speech, Evaluation
One unit equals thirty minutes
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58.
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Occupational,
Evaluation, Muscle Testing One unit equals one hour
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59.
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Occupational,
Evaluation, Cognitive Testing One unit equals thirty minutes
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70.
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Family/Individual
Support: A program to provide support to
individuals with a developmental disability who require support in more
than one major life activity in order to participate in an integrated
community setting and to enjoy a quality of life that is available to
persons without a developmental disability. Support may be provided for life
activities such as mobility, communication, self-care and learning as
necessary for independent living, employment and self sufficiency. A billable service is one unit a month.
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80.
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Vocational
Maintenance: Those direct, personal, on-the-job
services necessary to retain an individual on the job after successful
completion of a vocational support employment program. This service includes long-term support
for supported employment in which appropriate ongoing services must be
provided to a person who is severely disabled in order for the individual
to work productively. Services may
include providing information relating to on-the-job problems, job-related
training, performing situation analysis,
providing on-the-job guidance, consultation and technical assistance and
other such services. Service is
delivered in fifteen (15) minute units.
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90.
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Personal Care: Tasks
pertaining to a persons functional abilities which enable the person to
live in the community. Basic
personal care service includes such things as bathing, grooming, helping
person to/from bathroom, assistance with medications which are self
administered, assistance with food, performance of incidental household
chores, etc. One unit is fifteen
minutes.
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Physical Therapy: Services as defined by applicable state
and federal rules and regulations, which are included as an essential
part of the care plan for persons accepted for Developmental Disabilities
Services. A billable service is as
shown below:
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01.
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Evaluation One
unit equals thirty minutes
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