#Mn ma service providers update

Offering resource information for services that support non-housing related goals as identified in the person-centered planning process.Supporting the person to make an informed choice in their housing transition or sustaining provider.Supporting the person in identifying their strengths, needs and wants in housing including cultural requirements and/or preferences.Developing a Housing Focused Person-Centered Plan based on assessment outcomes.Assisting the person to access documentation required for Housing Stabilization Services eligibility.This service must be distinct from all other services and not duplicate other services or assistance available to the person. Enrolled housing consultants help a person develop a Housing Focused Person-Centered Plan (DHS-7307) and support the person to select their housing transition or sustaining provider. People who do not have waiver or targeted case management or a MSHO/MSC+ care coordinator, but need Housing Stabilization Services, can complete the person-centered planning needed through an enrolled housing consultant. Enrolled providers are encouraged to start the conflict of interest exception process prior to the conclusion of the federal public health emergency.At that time, if the enrolled provider does not have a DHS-approved conflict of interest exception in place, the person must select either a different person-centered planning provider or a different housing transition/sustaining services provider. Enrolled providers offering person-centered planning and housing transition/sustaining services to the same person during the federal public health emergency are permitted to do so until either the person's annual renewal or if the person requests a change to their person-centered plan, whichever is sooner.Remote support is limited to no more than half of the annual direct service provision for transition and sustaining services and will continue to be allowed for Housing Consultation within the constraints and limitations set forth by the state plan (see Remote Support section of this page).All Housing Focused Person- Centered Plans must contain signatures of the person supported as well as the planner and ongoing Housing Stabilization Services provider selected.Enrolled Housing Stabilization Services providers must come into compliance with federal regulation, including the following, from the date the Federal Peacetime Emergency ends: The Department will notify providers through a GovDelivery announcement that the federal peacetime emergency waivers will end within 60 days. The federal government said they will give states 60 daysвЂ™ notice that the Federal Peacetime Emergency will end. The Federal Peacetime Emergency is expected, but not guaranteed, to last through 2021.

The State allows 60 days for providers to come back into compliance with state regulation.ДЄll other Housing Stabilization Services waivers related to the Federal Peacetime Emergency remain in effect. These documents follow the rules of the State Peacetime Emergency which ended on July 1, 2021.

#Mn ma service providers update

Update on Federal and State Peacetime EmergenciesД«eginning September 1, 2021, Professional Statement of Needs, Coordinated Service and Support Plans (CSSP) and Coordinated Care Plans must be signed by all relevant parties for the documents to be accepted.