The Disability-Competent Care Self-paced Training Assessment Review Tool (DCC-START) is intended to assist health plans, health systems, and health care provider organizations strengthen their efforts to provide integrated, coordinated care to their members with disabilities.  The DCC-START assesses organization’s Disability-Competent

A model of care designed to treat the whole person, beyond a diagnosis or condition. The DCC Model Disability-competent care (DCC) is an aspirational, participant-centered model that focuses on the eventual goal of supporting individuals to achieve maximum function. The

Supporting documents such as webinar slides, transcript, and additional resources are available to download by scrolling to the attachments section below. Description: The sixth webinar in the series focuses on the identification and integration of behavioral health needs within DCC. The presentation

You can view the webinar recording below. Supporting documents, such as webinar slides, are available to download by scrolling to the attachments section below. Description: This webinar presents some of the core competencies on how to best prepare and ease

https://youtu.be/LoLgEWnV61w?si=ZCO8dl2ery9KragZ Description: It can be challenging for a health plan to find isolated, transient or homeless Medicare, Medicaid, or dually eligible members and engage them in their health care. Health plans must develop innovative strategies to locate these members and

https://youtu.be/roAd0Qv_l_Y?si=GL20THTgWSFDcEW0 Description: This webinar is intended for health plan representatives, consumers, and advocates seeking to help the voices of older adults, persons with disabilities, and their caregivers be heard in the design, implementation, and oversight of health plans working to

Increasingly, health plans are assuming responsibility for providing behavioral health long-term services and supports (LTSS) for your Medicaid clients. In particular, health plans that serve Medicare-Medicaid enrollees may need to address the care needs of individuals with mental illness, developmental

Based on continued interest in the content that was originally presented in 2015, the webinars from the 2015 series were presented again in July 2016. For more information on the 2015 series, click here (Meaningful Member Engagement Series 2015). The Meaningful

The SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, and Recommendation) is a quality improvement tool that can be used by health plans and providers as they work together to improve their communication and coordination of care for those with disabilities.  It was used

This tip sheet is intended for health plan leaders and providers who are responsible for organizing and coordinating the completion of the Disability Competent Care Self-Assessment Tool (DCCAT). The DCCAT was developed to help health plans evaluate their current ability