Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) provide long-term support and services to individuals in their homes and communities as an alternative to institutional care. With the increasing demand for HCBS, it is essential to ensure that providers comply with the evolving regulations and guidelines for this type of care. That is where the Ca Care Association (CCA) comes in, providing valuable resources to assist home and community-based providers with compliance and funding issues support.

CCA's HCBS Support website is a valuable tool for providers looking to stay up-to-date on the latest regulations and guidelines related to home and community-based care. The website provides detailed information on the new requirements for home and community-based settings, including the Statewide Transition Plan (STP) information and the HCBS Final Rule, along with resources for compliance and funding issues. This information is critical for providers looking to maintain compliance and offer quality care to individuals in their homes and communities.

In addition to compliance and funding issues, CCA's HCBS Support website also focuses on Person-Centered Planning, a vital aspect of providing quality care. Person-Centered Planning involves actively engaging and empowering individuals in decision-making regarding their care, rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach. The website provides resources for providers to implement Person-Centered Planning practices and ensure that individuals receiving HCBS are receiving care tailored to their specific needs and preferences.

The website also includes information on training opportunities for providers and resources for individuals seeking HCBS. This information is essential for ensuring that providers are equipped to provide quality care and that individuals receiving HCBS have access to the resources they need to live independently and thrive in their communities.

The CCA's HCBS Support website is an invaluable resource for home and community-based providers. With their expertise in compliance and funding issues, as well as Person-Centered Planning, the CCA is well-equipped to support providers in delivering high-quality care to individuals in their homes and communities. By leveraging the resources provided by the CCA's HCBS Support website, providers can stay up-to-date on the latest guidelines and regulations, implement best practices in Person-Centered Planning, and deliver care that is tailored to the needs and preferences of individuals receiving HCBS.