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10/15/2019 Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Overview Lilia Teninty Director August 26, 2019 OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 1 Our Vision People and families access quality supports that are simple to use and responsive to their strengths, needs, and choices, while they live and thrive as valued members of their community. OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 2 1

10/15/2019 Our Mission ODDS, stakeholders, and the developmental disabilities community come together to provide services, supports, and advocacy to empower Oregonians with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live full lives in their communities. OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 3 Our Values Choice, self- Community determination and Children and inclusion and person-centered families together community living practices Strong Service equity Health, safety and relationships and access respect OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 4 2

10/15/2019 Children and Adults We serve more than 28,000 people who experience Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) • 8,650 children • 19,420 adults OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 5 Service Eligibility People with People with intellectual They must also developmental disabilities meet financial disabilities, (IQ 75 or below) eligibility conditions like and limited requirements autism, down ability to handle for Medicaid syndrome and day-to-day services cerebral palsy activities OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 6 3

10/15/2019 Accessing Services Community Developmental Disabilities Programs (CDDPs) determine eligibility The Eligibility Specialist in a person’s CDDP will help with the necessary paperwork and guide a person through the process. There are 33 CDDPs covering every county in Oregon. OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 7 Case Management CDDPs Brokerages ODDS Staff 33 entities statewide 14 organizations statewide 45 ODDS state staff Serve 11,780 adults and Serve 7,640 adults Serve 570 children with more than 8,000 children significant needs Adult in-home services and Adult in-home services Children’s In-home Intensive Supported Living Services (CIIS) Adult Residential Services Children’s Residential and Adult Foster Homes Services Children’s in-home & I/DD Foster Care Some services are available regardless of case management choice. Examples: • Employment • Behavior consultation OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 8 4

10/15/2019 Supports We Provide ODDS services support people with I/DD to have the opportunity to have fulfilling and meaningful lives allowing them to contribute to and enjoy their communities: • Attendant services • Employment services • Environmental modifications and assistive technology • Transportation • Nursing services and professional behavioral services • And other services OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES Individual Support Planning A Services Coordinator (CDDP) or Personal Agent (Brokerage) helps: • A person identify their desired outcomes/goals • Address assessed needs • Choose services to support Personal Agent Sarah (left) their goals and needs has supported Travis for more • Follows up with person to than six years. She worked with him on building make sure the ISP is working employment goals and for them community outings into his plan. OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 10 5

10/15/2019 In-home and Employment Services Meet Kelsey : • Lives with her family in Klamath Falls • Brokerage Personal Agent • Supports include: – Job coaching – Financial planning – Assistance with her medical team to maintain health, follow treatment plans Providers that offer these services: Kelsey works at Burger • Provider agencies/organizations that King. She uses an iPad employ Job Coaches and DSPs to communicate. • Personal Support Workers (PSWs) OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 11 Children’s In-Home Services Meet Allie : • Lives in Beaverton with her family • ODDS Services Coordinator • Supports include : – Nursing, including respite and intervention to receive nutrition – Orthotics – Behavioral Support Services Providers that offer these services : • Nurses • Behavioral Support Specialists Allie likes watching • Provider agencies that employ DSPs cartoons, puzzles and • Personal Support Workers (PSWs) going fishing OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 12 6

10/15/2019 Questions? Facebook: @OregonDHS.IDD Twitter: @OregonODDS OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES 13 7