No Wrong Door: Gaps and Opportunities in California

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No Wrong Door: Gaps and Opportunities in California

Objectives Explore key elements of a high performing No Wrong Door(NWD) system of access for Long Term Services and Support (LTSS). Understand local best practices and gaps to implementing comprehensive NWD approach to LTSS in California . Leverage the value of the California Independent Living Centers and the Aging & Disability Resource Centers to perform NWD functions in California. Engage with communities to develop policy proposals toward a NWD system for California LTSS.

Capacity Building Definition               Definitions: No Wrong Door: If people contact any organization that is part of the NWD system, they are connected with the services and supports that they need, regardless of age, income, or disability.    NWD systems are identified as a critical component of a high-performing LTSS system by the LTSS Scorecard.

Capacity Building Definition               Definitions: Key Elements: Characteristics that shape a statewide system, embodying the NWD, person-centered practice to LTSS service delivery .    Based on cumulative experience of several years of federal partnership among ACL, CMS and the VHA to support States’ NWD development.

Key Elements of a NWD System to LTSS Access   State Leadership Partnership of Key Referral Sources Visible and Trusted Partners Governance -Administration   Person and Family Directed Shared Assessments and Data Streamlined Eligibility Person-Centered Planning

State Governance and Administration Key Role of State Leadership: Design, implementation and oversight Full support of Governor, Cabinet and multiple state agencies Clear expectations for non-state organizations carrying out NWD Ensures ongoing, meaningful involvement of stakeholders

Public Outreach and Coordination Visible and Trusted Partners : Recognized by citizens and referral sources Trusted source of unbiased and in-depth information Formal relationships where major transitions occur Proactive and planned statewide education and marketing Education of key referral sources Transition and diversion services Youth transition services  

Person-Centered Counseling Person and Family Directed: Statewide point of entry into the LTSS system for individuals and families Ensures that the person with LTSS needs directs the process Includes screening, assessment, goals and methods Inclusive of quality of life domains and attributes Consistent skills and with CMS HCBS Settings Rule Access to public and private services and supports

Streamlined Eligibility for Public Programs Shared Assessments and Data: Optimize efficiency and effectiveness of eligibility determination processes across systems Seamless for consumers Minimize duplication and ensure priority attention Systematic and continuous improvement Relies on Person-Centered Counseling

Six Other States State Leadership and Person-Centered Counseling: Connecticut – Current personnel competency exam Michigan – Cross-Agency Body New Hampshire – Statewide training and certification and peer support model Virginia – Expansion on Services for Persons with ID/DD and Statewide Council (CILs, AAAs, PWD, and older adults) Washington – State network adopted standards of practice Wisconsin – Leader in transition and diversion through options counseling and tools to guide conversations

ADRC of Nevada County Vision Mission All seniors and persons with disabilities in Nevada County have independence and autonomy and live full and healthy lives. Mission Provide easy access to a broad array of services, a continuum of help in accessing services and advocacy for individuals desiring long term support services and information.

Collaboration & Partnership Core Partners: FREED Agency on Aging Area4 Extended Partners: Nevada County Social Services Alta Regional 211 Nevada County Nevada County Transit Services Community Beyond Violence Chapa-De Health Clinic Falls Prevention Coalition Hospice of the Foothills Western Sierra Medical Clinic Gold Country Community Services Community Legal Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Community Recovery Resources

Nevada County Elements of LTSS NWD System   State Leadership Partnership of Key Referral Sources Visible and Trusted Partners Governance -Administration   Person and Family Directed Shared Assessments and Data Streamlined Eligibility Person-Centered Planning

Nevada County No Wrong Door Person Centered Planning & Shared Values Prevention of Institutionalization Honoring individual/consumer rights Consumer-directed approach Key Referral Sources 211 Nevada County FREED Promotion of ADRC services and referrals Warm Hand Offs Participation on ADRC Advisory Committee Community Living Implementation Council Cross-training Annual Aging & Disability Conference

ADRC Core Services Enhanced Information & Assistance – 211, FREED, other extended partner organizations Person Centered Counseling – FREED, 211, Alta Regional Hospital to Home – Care Transition Intervention, hospital navigators Institutional Transition – California Community Transition, DOR Transition, MDS 3.0 Short-term Service Coordination

Where do we see additional NWD Systems needs in our local work? Homeless Coordinated Entry – HMIS System Whole Person Care Pilots

A NWD System for California, Independent Living and our LTSS partners? Six months ago, the California Foundation for Independent Centers, in partnership with the Department of Rehabilitation and the State Independent Living Council began discussing a strategies to expand the capacity of Independent Living Centers to provide NWD services. The draft objectives are as follows: Invest in the internal capacity necessary to position Independent Living Centers to provide NWD services. Position the Independent Living Network to be perceived as professional, high performing, and high impact. Create conditions where California’s health care system sees value and invests in models of care that include Independent Living Centers and are integrated, person- centered, and cost effective NWD Services. Secure at least one or more new funding stream or revenue generating contract with a statewide healthcare/LTSS entity to provide NWD services.

Proposed Strategies and Timeframe Years 1-2 Identify funders and partners to do this work Present need and objectives to potential funders Secure pilot funding and begin work. Assess baseline readiness for cross-sector partnership development (current status) Develop plan to address capacity need(s) Build understanding of healthcare trends, policies, and programs Promote new ways of thinking and ideating with an initial focus on service design  

Proposed Strategies and Timeframe Year 3-5 Incorporate learning into planning and design Implement statewide pilot for person centered NWD Independent Living Services. Track measurable objectives and outcomes At the conclusion of the pilot/new program design: Produce evidence based report. Distribute to potential payors. Engage in a statewide campaign.

Next Steps Convene/participate in a workgroup to refine our strategy Secure support and buy-in for this initiative from the California Collaborative Roll up our the sleeves and get to work!

Resources Key Elements of a NWD System of Access to LTSS for All Populations and Payers https://www.acl.gov/sites/default/files/programs/2016- 10/NWD-National-Elements.pdf AARP Public Policy Institute: Person- and Family-Centered Checklist https://www.aarp.org/content/dam/aarp/ppi/2017-01/LTSS- Promising-Practices-No-Wrong-Door.pdf CA State Independent Living Council https://www.calsilc.ca.gov/ CA Foundation of Independent Living Centers http://cfilc.org/ Aging and Disability Resource Centers Advisory Committee https://www.aging.ca.gov/ProgramsProviders/ADRC/Meetings/

Questions?

Thank you! Ana Acton Executive Director FREED Center for Independent Living ana@freed.org Irene Walela Deputy Director California Department of Rehabilitation Irene.Walela@dor.ca.gov Eli Gelardin Marin Center for Independent Living eli@marincil.org