Step Three

Planning Services & Supports for the Future

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Step Three: Evaluating Your Knowledge

How well do you understand about planning services and supports for a person with a developmental disability?

Do you understand all the information presented so far in this section, about planning services and supports? If you are not sure, you probably need to review Step Two, Services & Supports Definitions and/or the FAQs in this section, before going on.

Once you are sure you understand everything, take a moment to evaluate your knowledge by indicating whether each of the following statements is True or False. Then, check your responses with the answer page. .

1. A service is one type of a support.	True False
2. Everyone with a disability should be on the Medicaid Waiver.	True False
3. A support coordinator can be a resource as well as an advocate.	True False
4. All participants get the same services on the Medicaid Waiver.	True False
5. You must be a client of the Developmental Disabilities Program to receive any of its services.	True False
6. All Waiver services are available everywhere in Florida.	True False
7. You have the right to hire or fire your support coordinator.	True False
8. Supports are whatever people with disabilities need to reach their life goals.	True False
9. Support plans cannot allow for individual service choices.	True False
10. Family Care Councils are paid to evaluate the services and care provided to clients of the Developmental Services Program in each district .	True False

Click Here to See the Correct Answers!

Have you finished? Did you compare your answers with ours? How did you do? If you are comfortable with your knowledge about planning for supports and services, you may continue on to Step Four and document your plans by Clicking Here.

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Services & Supports Section Outline
Introduction to the Services & Supports Section
FAQ's
Services & Supports Definitions
Services & Supports Links- other helpful websites

Step 1- Determining What the Person Needs
Step 2- Understanding Services & Supports
Step 3- Evaluating Your Knowledge- Here
Step 4- Documenting your Choices

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