Individual Service Plans
An Individual Service Plan (ISP) is required for all individuals who receive Residential, Day/Vocational and/or Community Support Services from Community Partners or any vendor that subcontracts these services through Community Partners. The written plan comes from a team meeting that may include the Case Manager, program representatives, the client, friends and family members and/or guardian. The meeting is usually facilitated by the Case Manager. The ISP must then go through the approval process which includes Director of Case Management, Executive Director and the Client and/or Guardian. The ISP includes signatures of those present at the meeting, a personal profile, what the person would like to do in the future, services that are currently being provided, goals/objectives, services needed but not available and any referrals that might need to be made. The ISP also identifies who is responsible to ensure that these actions occur. The ISP takes place annually. There may also be ISP Review meetings and/or ISP Addendums that may be done during the year as updates.
Case Management Plans
The Case Management Plan (CMP) is written for individuals who only receive Case Management Services. The CMP should include a brief description of the clients' current situation and their wants, needs, hopes and aspirations. The Plan should also describe what supports are being given and/or will be needed for the upcoming year. The Plan also identifies who is responsible to ensure that these actions occur.
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