Functional Screen for Waiver Services - New Hampshire

Functional Screen for Waiver Services is a legal document that was released by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services - a government authority operating within New Hampshire.

FAQ

Q: What is a functional screen for waiver services?
A: A functional screen is an assessment used to determine an individual's eligibility and need for waiver services in New Hampshire.

Q: Who completes the functional screen?
A: The functional screen is completed by a Qualified Developmental Disabilities Professional (QDDP) or a Licensed Nurse Evaluator (LNE) in New Hampshire.

Q: What does the functional screen assess?
A: The functional screen assesses the individual's functional limitations and support needs in areas such as self-care, communication, mobility, and behavior.

Q: How long does the functional screen take?
A: The length of time to complete a functional screen may vary, but it typically takes about 2-4 hours.

Q: Can family members or caregivers provide input for the functional screen?
A: Yes, family members or caregivers can provide input and share information about the individual's needs and abilities during the functional screen.

Q: What happens after the functional screen is completed?
A: After the functional screen is completed, the assessment results are used to determine the individual's eligibility for waiver services and to develop an individualized support plan.