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Developmental Disabilities Supports Division (Ddsd) Regional Office Request for Assistance (Rora) - New Mexico
Developmental Disabilities Supports Division (Ddsd) Regional Office Request for Assistance (Rora) is a legal document that was released by the New Mexico Department of Health - a government authority operating within New Mexico.
FAQ
Q: What is the Developmental Disabilities Supports Division (DDSD)?
A: The DDSD is a division within the New Mexico government that provides supports and services for individuals with developmental disabilities.
Q: What is the Regional Office Request for Assistance (RORA)?
A: RORA is a process through which individuals with developmental disabilities and their families can request assistance and support from the DDSD regional office.
Q: What services does the DDSD provide?
A: The DDSD provides a range of services including case management, home and community-based services, residential supports, employment supports, and family supports.
Q: Who can request assistance through RORA?
A: Individuals with developmental disabilities and their families can request assistance through RORA.
Q: Are there eligibility criteria for receiving services from the DDSD?
A: Yes, there are eligibility criteria for receiving services from the DDSD. These criteria are based on the individual's age, diagnosis of developmental disability, and functional limitations.
Q: What types of supports are available through the DDSD?
A: The DDSD provides a variety of supports including case management, respite care, vocational supports, residential services, and day habilitation.
Q: Is there a cost for services provided by the DDSD?
A: The cost for services provided by the DDSD may vary depending on factors such as income and the type of service being provided. Some services may have a cost share or fee associated with them.
Q: Can individuals choose their service providers?
A: Yes, individuals and their families have the ability to choose their service providers within the DDSD system. They can choose from approved providers who meet the necessary qualifications and standards.
Q: How long does it take to process a request for assistance through RORA?
A: The length of time to process a request for assistance through RORA may vary depending on the specific circumstances and the availability of resources. It is best to contact the DDSD regional office directly for more information on processing times.
Form Details:
- Released on July 9, 2021;
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