DDRS Waiver Manual
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Each time an emergency response is generated, an incident report must be submitted to the State<br />
per the <strong>DDRS</strong>/BDDS and <strong>DDRS</strong>/BQIS procedures.<br />
At least every 90 calendar days, the appropriateness of continued use of the monitoring system must<br />
be reviewed by the IST; the results of these reviews must be documented in the <strong>DDRS</strong> Case<br />
Management system and/or the ISP. Areas to be reviewed include but are not limited to the number<br />
and nature of responses to the home as well as damage to the equipment.<br />
As applicable, monthly/quarterly reports must be uploaded to Advocare by the chosen service provider on or<br />
before the fifteenth day of the following month<br />
Limitations and Reimbursement Parameters<br />
The following limitations apply to Electronic Monitoring services:<br />
The budget will be completed for each participant based upon the total number of participants<br />
residing within the residence. However, lower Tiers may also appear on the service plans to reflect<br />
reimbursement rates for situations where one or more participant is away from the home during<br />
service utilization.<br />
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Reimbursement will then be the hourly rate of $13.62 divided by and among the number of<br />
participants who are at home during the hours of utilization. If only one participant from a fourparticipant<br />
setting is at home during service utilization, the solitary participant pays the full hourly<br />
rate of $13.62. If only two of the four participants are home, each pays $6.81 per hour of utilization,<br />
and if three of the four are home, each pays $4.54 per hour of utilization.<br />
Table 4 – Reimbursement Rates by Tier<br />
Tier Number of Participants Reimbursement<br />
Tier 1 One participant in a home $13.62<br />
Tier 2<br />
Two participants in a $6.81<br />
home<br />
Tier 3<br />
Three participants in a $4.54<br />
home<br />
Tier 4<br />
Four participants in a<br />
home<br />
$3.41<br />
Billing clarification: When all service standards are met, the service provider shall be reimbursed at the full<br />
unit rate for each hour that the Electronic Monitoring service is rendered. The unit rate for each hour of<br />
Electronic Monitoring service utilization shall be divided by and among the number of waiver participants<br />
present in the home during any portion of the hour for which reimbursement is requested. All participants<br />
present must be CIHW participants who have chosen to utilize this service.<br />
Activities Not Allowed<br />
The following activities are not allowed under Electronic Monitoring:<br />
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Electronic monitoring and surveillance systems that have not received specific approval by the <strong>DDRS</strong>.<br />
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