Home and Community Based (Hcb) Setting on-Site Visit Review for Heightened Scrutiny Settings 1915(I) - North Dakota

Home and Community Based (Hcb) Setting on-Site Visit Review for Heightened Scrutiny Settings 1915(I) is a legal document that was released by the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services - a government authority operating within North Dakota.

FAQ

Q: What is the Home and Community Based (HCB) setting on-site visit review?
A: It is a review process for assessing the quality of care provided in HCB settings.

Q: What are Heightened Scrutiny Settings?
A: These are specific types of HCB settings that require additional scrutiny to ensure compliance with federal regulations.

Q: What is the purpose of the 1915(I) program in North Dakota?
A: The 1915(I) program allows North Dakota to provide home and community-based services to individuals who would otherwise require institutional care.

Q: What does the on-site visit review entail?
A: The on-site visit review involves visiting HCB settings to evaluate the quality of care, including the freedom of individuals and their ability to engage with the community.

Q: What is the goal of the review process?
A: The goal is to ensure that HCB settings meet the necessary standards for providing quality care and support to individuals.

Q: Who conducts the on-site visit review?
A: The review is conducted by authorized representatives from the state or an independent third party.

Q: What happens if a HCB setting does not meet the required standards?
A: If a HCB setting does not meet the standards, corrective actions may be required to address the deficiencies.

Q: How does the 1915(I) program benefit individuals in North Dakota?
A: The program allows individuals to receive care and support in their own homes or community, promoting independence and quality of life.

Q: Are HCB settings the only option under the 1915(I) program?
A: No, the program also allows for the provision of services in other non-institutional settings, depending on the individual's needs and preferences.

Q: What are some examples of HCB services provided under the 1915(I) program?
A: Examples include personal care services, respite care, home modifications, and assistive technology to support individuals with disabilities.