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Become a CCCI Provider
As an Access Agency contracting with the Connecticut
Department of Social Services to provide and arrange for the provision
of services to elderly clients on the Connecticut Home Care Program For
Elders in Northwest, North Central and Eastern Connecticut, CCCI
contracts with direct service providers to deliver services to clients.
We have procedures and mechanisms in place to screen, contract with and
monitor services and analyze the quality of care provided.
CCCI contracts with the following
types of providers:
- Home Health Care Agencies Licensed by the CT Dept.
of Public Health
- Adult Day Centers
Certified by the CT Adult Day Care Association
- Companion & Homemaker Providers Registered with the
Dept. of Consumer Protection
- Home
Delivered Meals Providers
- Emergency
Response Service Providers
- Transportation Providers
- Mental Health Counseling Providers
CHCPE pays providers for the
following services:
- Skilled Nursing
- Home Health Aide
- PT, OT, ST
- Mental Health Counseling
- Adult Day Care
- Homemaker
- Companion
- Chore
- Home Delivered Meals
- Emergency Response System
- Minor Home Modification
Potential providers provide
CCCI information such as:
- Licensures/certifications/registrations
- Quality Assurance Plan
- Insurances Carried
- Bonding
- Hiring practices
- Proof of
financial stability
- EEOC compliance
- Compliance with local, state and
Federal Labor Laws
- Description of
services
- Rates including usual
& customary
- Towns served
- Ability to serve non-English speaking
clients
- References
- Ongoing education (training)
Providers are required to maintain
the following types of records:
- Individual client records
- Records of service delivery
- Financials including Audited Statements
- Documentation regarding employees
CCCI is
currently seeking providers in the following areas:
- Adult Day Center---All Regions
- Home Health Care agencies---All Regions
- Homemaker Companion Agencies---Eastern
and Northwest Regions
- Mental Health
Counselors---All Regions
Rates paid to providers are set by the Department of Social Services.
For
further information, contact Provider Network Manager Sue Elshire: suee@ctcommunitycare.org.
| I have found so many times that CCCI is the perfect resource for me when issues involving the elderly or persons with disabilities have come up. This is not an area in which I have had any education or significant experience. Nevertheless, a lawyer is supposed to know everything. So when clients or friends have come to me with questions of this sort, I have been delighted and relieved to be able to get answers from CCCO or, better yet, to refer them to CCCI. |
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— Hal Buckingham, Esq. More Testimonials » |
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