PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL SERVICES INC
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Introduction
Progressive Social Service Inc. enables some of our lower-income clients to obtain home care free of charge through Classic’s Medicaid Service Coordination Unit. Medicaid Service Coordination professionals can assist persons with developmental disabilities in gaining access to necessary services that meet the needs of the individual on a personalized basis. We are especially proud to help children with Autism connect with the services they need. These services include:
- Finding respite
- After school programs
- Weekend programs
- Transition from school to adult day program
Medicaid Service Coordination professionals can also schedule face-to-face visits to ensure safety and well-being, coordinate services between agencies, help individuals and families assess appropriate and needed services, assist the client in reaching personal goals, and much more.
For additional information, please contact Juliana Quansah at (914) 434-5532.
Case Management
Case managers help provide an array of services to help individuals and families cope with complicated situations in the most effective way possible, thereby achieving a better quality of life. They help families and individuals with deveopmental disabilities to identify their goals, needs, and resources. From that assessment, the case manager works with an individual and/or family to formulate a plan to meet those goals. The case manager helps individuals and families to find resources and facilitates connection with services. Sometimes she or he advocates on behalf of individual to obtain needed services. The case manager also maintains communication with the individual/family to evaluate whether the plan is effective in meeting the individual/family goals.
Eligibility: People seeking OPWDD services must contact the Regional Front Door in your area first to obtain eligibility. Once eligibility is determined, the Front Door will help you figure out which services are best for you and get you into services as quickly as possible. If you have a service coordinator, they will help you too. People who already have OPWDD eligibility can work with their service coordinator to change a service or get a new one. If you do not have a service coordinator, the Front Door will help you get one. Contact information for the Front Door can be found at:
Case managers help provide an array of services to help individuals and families cope with complicated situations in the most effective way possible, thereby achieving a better quality of life. They help families and individuals with deveopmental disabilities to identify their goals, needs, and resources. From that assessment, the case manager works with an individual and/or family to formulate a plan to meet those goals. The case manager helps individuals and families to find resources and facilitates connection with services. Sometimes she or he advocates on behalf of individual to obtain needed services. The case manager also maintains communication with the individual/family to evaluate whether the plan is effective in meeting the individual/family goals.
Eligibility: People seeking OPWDD services must contact the Regional Front Door in your area first to obtain eligibility. Once eligibility is determined, the Front Door will help you figure out which services are best for you and get you into services as quickly as possible. If you have a service coordinator, they will help you too. People who already have OPWDD eligibility can work with their service coordinator to change a service or get a new one. If you do not have a service coordinator, the Front Door will help you get one. Contact information for the Front Door can be found at:
Community Habilitation
An habilitative service which encourages independence and community integration; although a person can be authorized for the service regardless of where s/he lives, the service cannot take place in a certified location. Community Habilitation supports can include adaptive skill development, community inclusion and relationship building, development of social skills, leisure skills, and appropriate behavior development to help the individual access their community.
Eligibility: People seeking OPWDD services must contact the Regional Front Door in your area first to obtain eligibility. Once eligibility is determined, the Front Door will help you figure out which services are best for you and get you into services as quickly as possible. If you have a service coordinator, they will help you too. People who already have OPWDD eligibility can work with their service coordinator to change a service or get a new one. If you do not have a service coordinator, the Front Door will help you get one. Contact information for the Front Door can be found at: link:http://www.opwdd.ny.gov/welcome-front-door/Front_Door_Contact_Numbers
Hourly respite
Eligibility: People seeking OPWDD services must contact the Regional Front Door in your area first to obtain eligibility. Once eligibility is determined, the Front Door will help you figure out which services are best for you and get you into services as quickly as possible. If you have a service coordinator, they will help you too. People who already have OPWDD eligibility can work with their service coordinator to change a service or get a new one. If you do not have a service coordinator, the Front Door will help you get one. Contact information for the Front Door can be found at: link:http://www.opwdd.ny.gov/welcome-front-door/Front_Door_Contact_Numbers
Hourly respite
Respite provides relief to those who are responsible for the supports of an individual with a developmental disability. Hourly Respite Services are services provided to an individual unable to care for himself or herself when the person(s) who normally provide care are absent or need relief.
Eligibility: People seeking OPWDD services must contact the Regional Front Door in your area first to obtain eligibility. Once eligibility is determined, the Front Door will help you figure out which services are best for you and get you into services as quickly as possible. If you have a service coordinator, they will help you too. People who already have OPWDD eligibility can work with their service coordinator to change a service or get a new one. If you do not have a service coordinator, the Front Door will help you get one. Contact information for the Front Door can be found at: link:http://www.opwdd.ny.gov/welcome-front-door/Front_Door_Contact_Numbers
Medicaid Service Coord (MSC)
Service coordination assists individuals with developmental disabilities and their families to gain access to services and supports, offering a more intensive approach for individuals that have an ongoing and comprehensive need.
Eligibility: People seeking OPWDD services must contact the Regional Front Door in your area first to obtain eligibility. Once eligibility is determined, the Front Door will help you figure out which services are best for you and get you into services as quickly as possible. If you have a service coordinator, they will help you too. People who already have OPWDD eligibility can work with their service coordinator to change a service or get a new one. If you do not have a service coordinator, the Front Door will help you get one. Contact information for the Front Door can be found at:
Medicaid Service Coord (MSC)
Service coordination assists individuals with developmental disabilities and their families to gain access to services and supports, offering a more intensive approach for individuals that have an ongoing and comprehensive need.
Eligibility: People seeking OPWDD services must contact the Regional Front Door in your area first to obtain eligibility. Once eligibility is determined, the Front Door will help you figure out which services are best for you and get you into services as quickly as possible. If you have a service coordinator, they will help you too. People who already have OPWDD eligibility can work with their service coordinator to change a service or get a new one. If you do not have a service coordinator, the Front Door will help you get one. Contact information for the Front Door can be found at:
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Progressive Social Services is owned and operated by Juliana Quansah, a registered nurse with more than 35 years of experience in nursing and community health.
The office professionals and on-site staff at Progressive Social Services hail from a wide variety of backgrounds and are proficient in a wide range of different languages, enabling us to meet the diverse needs of our clientele.
Additionally, all of Progressive Social Services staff members undergo a rigorous interview and screening processes to ensure that they have the elite skills and experience that you and your loved one deserves.
The office professionals and on-site staff at Progressive Social Services hail from a wide variety of backgrounds and are proficient in a wide range of different languages, enabling us to meet the diverse needs of our clientele.
Additionally, all of Progressive Social Services staff members undergo a rigorous interview and screening processes to ensure that they have the elite skills and experience that you and your loved one deserves.
Every customer that hires one of our affordable, in-home nurses is ensured of the following:
- Complete client confidentiality.
- Initial and follow-up nursing and home safety assessment, along with staff supervision to help readily identify changes in client status, address our client’s needs, and ensure the delivery of quality care and client satisfaction.
- Confidence in our system. We utilize advanced accountability metrics that enable us to ensure staff timeliness, accurate billing and processing, caregiver/client compatibility, as well as generate specific reports for emergency planning.
- A thoroughly screened and highly skilled staff.
- An additional pool of qualified staff that can provide immediate back-up assistance.
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