Partnering with your State’s Title V Agency Joy C Liebeskind Statewide Coordinator CT Lifespan Respite Coalition CTRESPITE.org.

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Partnering with your State’s Title V Agency Joy C Liebeskind Statewide Coordinator CT Lifespan Respite Coalition CTRESPITE.org

What Constitutes The State Title V Program? Program Scope: The activities that constitute the Title V program vary across states and regions. In any given jurisdiction, the scope of program activities are configured to best address the population needs and resources in that state. State Title V programs indicate the specific MCH and CYSHCN activity areas they administer. Most MCH programs administer adolescent health, early childhood epidemiology, reproductive health ( including family planning) and women’s

Health programs. The most frequently cited activity areas within CYSHCN programs are direct care, care coordination and financial assistance, medical home programs and transition programs. Every states program looks different in responding to their states “ Needs Survey”.

* WE DO OUTREACH AT 12 STATE-WIDE EVENTS A YEAR. * WE ATTEND 10 SET COMMITTEE / COUNCIL MEETINGS A MONTH. * I AM ON THE TRANSITION COMMITTEE HELPING WITH MONTHLY TRANSITION PLANNING SESSIONS AROUND THE STATE AT THE REGIONAL CARE COORDINATION CENTERS * I DO ABOUT 15 “GET CREATIVE ABOUT RESPITE” WORKSHOPS AROUND THE STATE AT CONFERENCES & SUPPORT GROUPS * I HAVE A SEAT ON THE MEDICAL HOME ADVISORY COUNCIL, MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH COMMITTEE, MEDICAID -SAGA ADVISORY GROUP, CT FAMILY SUPPORT COUNCIL, AND CT FAMILY VOICES STAKE HOLDERS. * WE MAINTAIN A LIST SERVE FOR FAMILIES AND PROVIDERS. So exactly what do we do for our 2.85 million dollar 5 year contract?

* WE PROCESS ABOUT 400 NEW TITLE V APPLICATIONS A YEAR ENTERING THEM IN TH DATA BASE, SEND A COPY TO THE REGIONAL CARE COORDINATION CENTER, IF ELIGIBLE ADD THEM TO THAT REGIONS RESPITE WAIT LIST, AND IF APPLICABLE START SETTING UP EXTENDED SERVICES. WE MAIL OUTABOUT 900 RENEWAL PACKETS EACH YEAR JUST BEFORE THE YEAR MARK FROM THEIR LAST RESPITE, OR START OF EXTENDED SERVICES. EXTENDED SERVICES ARE THE ONLY PART OF OUR PROGRAM WITH AN INCOME QUALIFYER. THOSE ADDED TO THE RESPITE LIST GET A POSTCARD, THOSE NOT QUALIFIED A LETTER. WE CALL ALL THOSE FOR EXTENDED SERVICE FUNDS. WE ISSUE ABOUT 750 RESPITE CHECKS A YEAR WITH ASST. PAPER WORK WITH IT.

WE PROCESS ALL REQUESTS FOR EXTENDED SERVICE FUNDS, AUTHORIZE ALL SCRIPTS, VISITS, TESTS AND EQUIPMENT, AND PROCESS ALL INVOICE FOR PAYMENT EVERY OTHER WEEK. WE SEEK DONSTIONS OF FORMULA, DIAPERS,AND EQUIPMENT FOR FAMILIES WHO DON’T QUALIFY FOR ESF. * HELP FAMILIES WITH HUSKY APPLICATIONS, SNAP FORMS, SSI APPLICATIONS,HEAT ASSISTANCE AND OTHER NEEDED PAPERWORK. WE ALSO HELP WITH INSURANCE APPEALS.

Connecticut Medical Home Initiative for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs* Connecticut Lifespan Respite Coalition 2138 Silas Deane Highway Rocky Hill, CT Tel: Toll Free: Fax: WHAT IS RESPITE? Respite care is short term care that helps the Caregiver take a break from the daily routine of care giving. It can be provided in the client's home or in a variety of out of the home settings. Respite care is an essential part of the overall support for families. Respite should always be geared to individual family needs by identifying the type of respite needed and matching the need to the services currently available. It is also important to develop your own personality and ideas when deciding how to spend your families respite dollars. You can select your own provider, use friends, neighbors, a relative, an aide from school, a volunteer, it is up to you so you can feel comfortable leaving your family member in their care. This family driven respite program has demonstrated success in reducing family stress, improving family relationships, improving caregivers' abilities to attend to their own health care needs and maintain their employment. It allows parents to spend quality 1:1 time with their other children as well as each other. Respite Ideas: Summer Camps Recreational After School Program Day Care Centers Hire a sitter while Caregiver enjoys a night out Retreats, Church, WHAT IS RESPITE?WWHATHAT

Community Events Six Flags Season Pass CoCo Keys Indoor Water Park Family Pool Pass or Y membership Camping, Camping gear for yearly respite Join a club Vacation trip Day trips around the state Cruises Last year the program served over 800 families. Please contact us for help or suggestions Ct Lifespan Respite Coalition