To open or close any of the sections on this screen, click anywhere on the bar that names the section.
You can choose to have one or more sections open at the same time.
If you leave the Risk page with sections open, the sections will be closed when you return.
After adding or changing any of the information on this screen, click the Save button before navigating to a new tab.
This is the only section of the Risk tab that is filled out by the Assessor in the CSP. The Planner can add to this section in the CSSP.
If any health and safety issues were identified in the assessment, the Assessor uses the text box in this section of the CSP and answers the question “How will health and safety issues be addressed?”
List resources the person is already receiving/may be receiving; referral options, and use of formal and informal supports to address Health and Safety Issues.
The remaining information in this section is copied from the Assessment and is used by the Planner to developer the CSSP.
This section should be filled out by the Planner after the Services tab has been completed.
Lists areas of assessed needs, services/supports that have been identified to meet needs, and identifies remaining needs.
This table does not print in the CSP or CSSP.
A high-level categorization that parallels most of the domains from the Assessment.
The data in this column is populated based on what the Planner selected under Area(s) of Need on the service line for each service.
View the Areas of Need graphic to see how services are populated in this table from the Service Line screen.
Planner should list information about assessed needs for which no service will be provided.
Used to document information about services and supports not being provided to meet needs identified in the assessment.
Document discussions with the person about choosing their services, along with information about the availability of needed services and the risk of not having a service in place.
Document alternative measures that might be used.
Identify any negative outcomes that may result because the service is not in place.
Click the Add New Row button to add a new row to the table.
Add as many rows as needed to document information about services and supports not being provided to meet needs identified in the assessment.
Click the “x” to the right of a row to delete that row.
After clicking the “x” to delete a row, the row will be immediately deleted. There is no confirmation of the deletion.
Used to condense and describe the plan to address identified risks.
Used to document the plan for unforeseen events.
If there is a contact person such as a service provider or informal support, add this information in the key contact table below this text field. If not, the contact name/relationship/phone number fields can be left blank.
Used to document the plan for responding to any emergency health event.
If there is a contact person such as a service provider or informal support, enter it in the key contact table below this text field. If not, the contact name/relationship/phone number fields can be left blank.
Used to document the plan for meeting needs and/or providing services when planned staffing is unavailable AND the person is put at risk because of the lack of staffing. If there is no need for a plan because the person would not be at risk, state that here.
If there is a contact person such as a service provider or informal support, add this information in the key contact table below. If not, the contact name/relationship/phone number fields can be left blank.
There are Key contact tables below the Plan for unforeseen events, Plan for emergency events and Plan for unavailable staffing tables.
You can add as many rows as needed to the Key contact tables using the Add New Row button.
The first and last names of the key contact.
The relationship of the key contact to the person (e.g., brother).
The phone number of the key contact.
Used to add additional rows to the key contact table.
Click the “x” at the right of any row to delete that row.
After clicking the “x” to delete a row, the row will be immediately deleted. There is no confirmation of the deletion.
View the training module My Plans.
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CountyLink
Latest information, known issues reports, feature requests and more.
PolicyQuest
The Disability and Aging PolicyQuest is an automated Web-based system for lead agencies to submit policy questions. The public can view the responses.
Acronym and abbreviation list
A list of acronyms and abbreviations commonly used across the department is posted on InfoLink.
CBSM
The Community-Based Services Manual (CBSM) is a reference tool for lead agencies who administer home and community-based services that support older Minnesotans and people with disabilities.
How to get help
A list of steps to take if you cannot find an answer to your policy question in the CBSM.
Build and Print: CSP/CSSP Crosswalk
A list of each tab in the Support Plan, whether the content in the tab is editable, and where the information from the tab prints.
Handling MN Information Securely