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Long-term case management contracts with counties and private individuals to provide coordination of care and services

Information about brain injury and related services, including: - Annual professional conference - Bi-Annual Brain Injury Support Conference (BISC) - Community awareness and injury prevention activities - Educational materials - Professional Development - Telephone information and referral - Workshops and trainings

Provides case management services for persons who have qualified for waivers. Offers case management for Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI), Brain Injury (BI), Developmental Disabilities (DD), Community Alternative Care (CAC) waivers, and Rule 185 case management.? ?Care Coordination helps persons enrolled in Medical Assistance (MA) managed care programs. Helps set health goals, coordinate care, and access services like transportation and referrals for medical, mental, and dental health needs.

Provides contracted case management and service coordination

- Accessible, affordable housing and supportive living services for adults with a traumatic brain injury and/or mobility impairment. - Residents receive case management support, personal care services, independent living skills training and assistance with cooking and cleaning on a 24 hour basis. - Each resident has a large, private bedroom and access to spacious common areas. Call system to alert professional of resident's needs.

Free, two-year telephone support program provides education and connection to supports and services to assist people throughout Minnesota in navigating life after brain injury. Participants receive scheduled calls over two years to help problem-solve issues and identify resources to help them transition back to family life, work, school, and the community while achieving the greatest level of independence possible. Referrals also provided to a statewide network of support groups for persons with brain injury, their families and friends.

Provides consultation services for individuals who switch from traditional PCA or CSG services to CFSS, choosing either the agency or budget model of service. Provides guidance through the process of completing the support plan.

Provides services for adults and adolescents ages 14 years or older who have severe seizure disorders. Services are person-centered and help each individual reach their goals. Connecting people to service providers: - Refer people to providers such as neurologists, disability benefits attorneys, in-home nurses, employment coaches, and medical and mental health providers - Walk individuals through the processes of becoming eligible for services such as Medical Assistance (MA) and disability certification Helping people develop independent living skills: - Develop and practice routines for managing medications - Learn and use online disability navigation tools - Practice tasks such as grocery shopping, cooking, and meal planning - Search and apply for housing - Take steps to improve health and wellness - Track seizure information and learn how to communicate that to neurology providers

Long-term case management contracts with counties and private individuals to provide coordination of care and services

Homes for adults and children with physical disabilities, acquired brain injuries, and mental health disorders