Service Categories 650-25-45-15
(Revised 07/01/22 ML #3690)
The following service categories identify services available through the FCSP and require reporting through the web-based data collection system to document needs. The reporting tool is available through the web-based data collection system.
Access Assistance – a service that assists caregivers in obtaining access to services and resources available within their communities.
Case Management – includes completion of a web-based data collection system Caregiver Assessment to identify caregiver needs; development/renewal of the Caregiver Option Plan; providing individuals with information on available services; linking the individual to services and opportunities that are available within the community; authorizing services; and follow-up for as long as the individual is eligible to receive program services.
Counseling/Support Groups/Training – a service that assists caregivers in making decisions and solving problems relating to their caregiving tasks. Services in this category include:
Counseling – individual and family.
Support groups.
Caregiver training for individual caregivers and families.
Information Services – a service that provides the public and individuals with information on resources and services available within their communities. Services in this category are directed to large audiences and include activities such as disseminating publications, conducting media campaigns, participating in health fairs, and other similar activities.
Respite Care – a service that offers temporary, substitute supports, or living arrangements for care recipients to provide a brief period of relief for caregivers. Respite care can be provided by qualified respite care providers, qualified family members, and/or licensed developmental disability providers in approved settings.
Supplemental Services – a service provided on a limited basis to complement the care provided by caregivers.
Reimbursement can be made for:
Incontinent supplies including pads, adult briefs, wipes, gloves, diapers, and other protective products.
Assistive safety devices including adaptive and preventive health aids.
Technology devices to allow for virtual respite, telemedicine, caregiver support, caregiver education, and socialization.
Disaster/Emergency Contact – a service to assure the caregiver and care recipient’s safety in the event of a disaster/emergency.
