Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Vermont Adult Services Division.
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City
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Waterbury
Address
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280 State Drive, HC2 South
Phone Number
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(802) 241-0294
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Vermont Adult Services Division
The Vermont Money Follows the Person Sustainability Plan outlines strategies for the Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living to transition Vermonters from nursing facilities to community-based settings. Key priorities include continuing Money Follows the Person (MFP) staffing and demonstration services, integrating MFP Transition Coordinators, improving discharge planning, creating sustainable caregiver training, and securing additional funding for home modifications. The plan also focuses on reducing re-institutionalization rates, expanding housing opportunities like Adult Family Care, enhancing person-centered planning, and converting temporary MFP positions into permanent state roles. The overall vision is to ensure the long-term viability and expansion of home and community-based services in Vermont.
The commission held a session covering agency updates, including accomplishments of the BOLD program and activities by DAIL, and a legislative update regarding dementia care initiatives and the Older Vermonters Caucus. A lived experience panel was introduced to share perspectives on dementia. The Professional Education Opportunities Committee reported on its activities, focusing on developing curriculum standards for dementia care. Additionally, the committee discussed the revitalizing of the caregiver support committee and established the meeting schedule for the remainder of the year.
This document outlines the Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living (DAIL)'s improvement and action steps to enhance Vermont's Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) home and community-based services system. Developed as part of the State's Comprehensive Quality Strategy (CQS), the plan focuses on strengthening compliance with federal Home and Community Based Services standards, particularly regarding person-centered planning and setting requirements. Key initiatives include updating policies and provider manuals, conducting self-assessments, soliciting stakeholder feedback, and providing training and technical assistance to ensure improved service delivery and outcomes for individuals with TBI.
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