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This page last updated on
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Medicaid Service Coordination Family TrainingParent to Parent staff are available to explain how Medicaid Service Coordination works and the benefits of the service. If you are new to Medicaid Service Coordination, we can provide an overview of the program by telephone, one-to-one meeting or in a group setting. If you already have MSC, but have questions, please contact us.
What is Medicaid Service Coordination? Medicaid
Service Coordination (MSC) is a Medicaid State Plan service administered by the NYS Office
of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities (OMRDD). MSC assists people with developmental disabilities
in gaining access to necessary services and supports to lead successful lives in the
community according to their own needs and desires.
Through MSC, a person with a developmental disability and their family works in partnership with a qualified service coordinator to develop and maintain a personalized plan designed to meet a person’s needs and desires. The focus of MSC is on assisting people to achieve their unique goals such as having a home, a job, a circle of friends, enjoyable leisure activities, and obtaining various services and supports. Please use the links on the left to learn more about Medicaid Service Coordination and be sure to check out our booklet. Understanding Medicaid Service Coordination You might also be interested in: Financial Aid Fact Sheet - Children with Special Health Care Needs Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Waivers in New York State Copyright 2005 Parent to Parent of New York State. All Rights Reserved.
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