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North Carolina’s Community Alternatives Program: Instructional & Technical Guide for Consumer-Direction
- Posted On: June 21, 2019
- Publication Date: 2017
- Publication Type: Information Guide and Forms
- Publication Source: North Carolina Division of Medical Assistance, Community Alternatives Program
- Category: Consumer Choice, Direct Supports, Employment, Enrollment, Funding, Managed Care, Medicaid, Outcomes/Performance, Person-centered Planning, Policy, Quality of Life, Reimbursements, Reporting, Safety and Risk, Self-Advocacy, Self-Determination, Self-Direction, Service Integration, Staffing, Waivers
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From the North Carolina Division of Medical Assistance, this guide provides information related to eligibility, services, and screening for the consumer-directed care program in North Carolina called the Community Alternatives Program (CAP). Included is a history of the CAP program in North Carolina and a description of the five principles of self determination:
- Freedom to lead a meaningful life in the community
- Authority over the use of public funds
- Support to organize resources in ways that are life-enhancing and meaningful
- Responsibility
- Confirmation of the important leadership role of the individual and his or her family
Also included is a comparison on how CAP Consumer-Direction differs from Traditional CAP in North Carolina.
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