Developmental Disability Organization
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Quality Assurance Committee
The Sedgwick County Developmental Disability Organization (SCDDO) is required by Article 64 to ensure the quality of services provided to persons served. To do so, SCDDO must facilitate on-site monitoring by a local committee made up of persons served, their families, guardians, interested citizens, and providers. This Quality Assurance Committee (QAC) evaluates services based on the person centered planning documentation, individual support needs, and individual satisfaction. All information relating to the QAC process can be found in the QAC Manual below:
I Provide Services (Affiliates)
Manuals and Forms
- Affiliate Contract
- BASIS Cover Page
- BASIS Example Packet
- BASIS 6.0 Manual
- Behavior Data Cover Page
- Critical Incident Report
- Eligibility Handbook
- Policy Manual
- QAC Manual
Support and Service Plans (Non HCBS waiver participants)
Based on Article 30-63-21, providers are required to maintain a Person Centered Support Plan (PCSP) for all individuals accessing services and that plan shall direct the services provided. The Sedgwick County network of providers rely on the Targeted Case Management (TCM) agency to complete this task, however some individuals chose not to have TCM services. In those situations, the provider(s) are responsible to develop the plan. The support plan tools and guides below are available to be utilized when an individual does not receive TCM services to ensure that regulations and SCDDO policies are being met. Please contact TCM Coordinator at 316-660-7660 for questions.
- Person Centered Support Plan (PCSP)
- Addendum A – Risk Assessment
- Addendum B- Psychotropic Medication Plan / Behavior Support Plan
- Addendum C – Rights & Responsibilities
- Behavior Management Committee Review
- Informed Consent for Medication
- Person Centered Support Plan (PCSP) Guide
- Psychotropic Medication Plan / Behavior Support Plan Guide
Resolve a Dispute
By law, CDDOs are required to establish dispute resolution policies. The Sedgwick County Developmental Disability Organization has the following policies in place:
Extraordinary Funding (EF)
Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) recognizes that a small percentage of persons served through the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Home and Community Based Services (HCBS-IDD) need an extraordinary level of funding to support their health and welfare needs while they are receiving HCBS-IDD Program service supports.
Extraordinary Funding Application
Relias
Relias is the leader in online training and compliance solutions for the health and human services market. Relias offers online training and e-learning resources specifically designed to meet the educational needs of organizations working in behavioral health, senior care, public safety, and intellectual and developmental disabilities. Through a partnership with Relias, Sedgwick County Developmental Disability Organization is able to provide 350+ training courses to each of our affiliated providers to help improve the lives of those with intellectual and developmental disorders and the ones who care for them. For additional information please contact Quality Assurance Director at 316-660-7644.
