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Quality Improvement 
Improving Quality for People with Disabilities in the Community
The purpose of this project is to design a coordinated quality management system for home and community based services (HCBS) for adults with disabilities and older adults. Working with an inter-departmental workgroup and stakeholders, a quality management plan will be developed and strategies identified to strengthen and improve the quality assurance and quality improvement activities of the programs. CMS has provided funding for this 3-year project under the 2003 Real Choices Systems Change grant solicitation.
Reports & Products
- Results
of the Maine Experience Survey: Adults with Physical Disabilities
Consumer-Directed Waiver (September 2005)
- Compendium
of Quality Indicators for Older Adults,
Adults with Physical Disabilities,
Adults with Mental Retardation/Autism and
Living at Home, in the Community, or in Long-Term Care Facilities (September
2005)
Co-Interviewing Report
Consumer Survey Results
- Results
of the Maine Experience Survey: Adults with Physical Disabilities
Consumer-Directed HCBS Waiver 2005 (March 2006)
- Results
of the Maine Experience Survey: Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities
HCBS Waiver 2005 (March 2006)
Consumer Surveys
- Maine
Participant Experience for Adults with Physical Disabilities Who
Self-Direct Services (2005-2006)
- Maine
Participant Experience for Older Adults (2005)
Discovery Method Tool
Jacqueline McKenney's Story: Consistency and Respect and Florence Morgridge's Story: A True Friendship (December 2005)
HCBS Quality Indicators for Home and Community-Based Services in Maine Reports (October 2005)
- All
- Adults with Physical Disabilities Who Self Direct
- Adults with Mental Retardation/Autism
- Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities
Reportable Event Form and Instructions
- Department of Health and Human Services - OES Event Form (September
2006)
- Reportable Event Form Definitions
If you would prefer receiving the reports in an alternative format (for example, Braille), please contact Julie Fralich.
Project Contact
Julie Fralich
V oice: 207-780-4848 or 800-800-4876, ext. 4848
TTY: 207-780-5646 or 866-783-6461
Fax: 207-780-4953
Email: julief@usm.maine.edu
