This brief presentation distills key information and content on Disability-Competent Care (or DCC) care coordination from several sources, including previous webinars, tools, and resources produced by Resources for Integrated Care (or RIC) in collaboration with DCC subject matter experts. The

Highly responsive primary care is a critical component of disability-competent care. Responsiveness includes timely access to care in the appropriate setting (physician office, community, or participant’s home) to avoid unnecessary escalations in the need for care. Pedro’s story illustrates the

This resource describes how to effectively prepare for and manage Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) meetings by providing guidelines for who to include in these meetings, tips for running productive IDT meetings, and how to best utilize IDT meeting templates.    

Individuals living with disability dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid are at higher risk for poor health outcomes when compared to individuals without disability.[1] This event, in collaboration with the Americans with Disabilities Act National Network (ADANN), provided a platform for questions

This resource describes common and co-occurring conditions that may occur alongside a primary autism diagnosis in adults and how to recognize behavioral or functional changes associated with these conditions.   Click here to access the resource document.   Attachments: Recognizing

Autism and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are terms for a group of complex neurodevelopmental disabilities that affect social communication, sensory processing, and scope of interests. While autism is typically diagnosed in children, approximately one percent of adults meet the criteria

This 25-minute presentation distills key information and content on Disability-Competent Care (DCC) access from several sources, including previous webinars, tools, and resources produced by Resources for Integrated Care (RIC) in collaboration with DCC subject matter experts. The target audience for

Significant health care disparities can exist between autistic adults and adults without autism. This summary describes barriers in access to care among this population and a variety of tools that providers can employ to help improve health care for autistic

This summary describes the challenges participants with disabilities experience as they face care transitions, and the steps that providers can take to help empower participants and promote successful transitions.  Click here to access the topic summary. Attachments: Topic Summary: Managing

This document provides tips for health plans, health systems, and provider groups in preparing care coordinators for their expanded role working with participants and PCPs. Click here to access the tip sheet