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A Wide Open Door
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A Wide Open Door WELCOME
to your Texas AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTERS The latest in streamlined access to services Patricia Bordie, MPA Community Access and Grants Unit
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Objectives Learn about ADRCs in Texas
What is the toll-free # for access to LTSS What will the future bring for the broader “NO WRONG DOOR SYSTEM” of access in Texas It’s all about the individuals
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Aging and Disability Resource Centers
Mission and Vision for ADRCs To provide information and streamline access to services for all Texans seeking long-term care resources. To strengthen coordination across existing aging and disability service networks to decrease duplication and enhance efficient systems of access.
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“No Wrong Door for individuals ”
22 Aging and Disability Resource Centers provide statewide coverage Streamlined access to long term services and supports Options Counseling – person-centered decision support to help people identify their unique needs and resources to meet those needs Individuals of all ages and incomes with LTSS needs
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ADRC Expertise Experts at ACCESS to experts!
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No Wrong Door for networks
Enhanced local networks coordinate access to LTSS for older adults and people with disabilities. Standardized referral processes Formalized cross-training Increased efficiency, decreased duplication
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ADRC Toll-free Number
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One Call – Expert Guidance
Specific to long term services and supports Pointing callers to the “most appropriate” door Linkages to private as well as non-profit resources Does not replace existing access points Follow-up as needed Callers routed by ZIP CODE
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Focus on Quality Improvement
2nd PHASE outreach and marketing –targeted, TTY, website, messaging improvements Toll-free number matrix for consumers Improved data collection Person-centered focus
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Long Term Services and Supports Screen
SOFT LAUNCH – September 2015 LTSS screen used at all major entry points to long-term services and support systems. Identifies potential eligibility for services. Increased attention to caregiver needs Easier, common approach to helping individuals find community based services
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“DOORS” Aging and Disability Resources Centers (ADRC)
Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) Local Authorities (LA) DADS Regional Office (RO) DADS Access and Intake Interest List (A&I IL) Medicaid Managed Care Organization (MCO) HHSC STAR+ Program Support Unit (PSU) Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHA) Outreach, Screening, Assessment, and Referral Centers (OSAR)
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System Generates Referrals
LTSS Screen Referral Management AAA ADRC A&I IL LA LMHA/OSAR MCO PSU RO System Generates Referrals Data Collection
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The Right Place at the Right Time
Referrals to LTSS screen – one story at one door – Self service portal available as well ADRCs are charged with assisting individuals with multiple, complex needs ADRCs can provide strategies in addition to resources Increased resources for veterans and caregivers
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Broader & Better NWD Assistance with Care Transitions
Increased focus on Caregivers Targeted Veterans Assistance Services for Children with Special Needs Cross-Training Events Increased awareness of service landscape & gaps Assistance with Care Transitions
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Find an ADRC by county Patricia Bordie
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