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Support Administration

A Support Administrator, or “SA” as often called, is the main point of contact for most adults who are determined eligible for services. Everyone who is enrolled on a Medicaid Home and Community-based Services Waiver is assigned a SA. Sometimes a SA may be assigned to other people, including children, who have extensive planning needs but do not receive waiver-funded supports. A Support Administrator uses a person-centered approach that focuses on what matters most to you. You are at the center of everything that happens.

Support Administrators will work with you to:

  • Determine your eligibility for services.
  • Assess your needs for services and supports.
  • Develop an individualized plan to address your needs.
  • Identify possible resources.
  • Make referrals and link you to additional community resources.
  • Help you find a service provider, as needed.
  • Review the services you are receiving and your satisfaction with the supports.
  • Review and update your plan, as your needs change.

Support Administrators are committed to:

  • Identifying what is important to you and for you to be healthy and safe.
  • Reviewing what is working and what is not working in your life.
  • Partnering with you to plan and explore all resources.
  • Monitoring your satisfaction with your plan and working with you to help change it as needed.

Core Values

Integrity

Professionalism

Flexibility 

Respect

Positive Attitude

Commitment

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