Money Follows the Person (MFP)
Money
Follows the Person (MFP) provides options for community living to participants
who live in nursing facilities, long-stay hospitals, and ICFMR
facilities–Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals
with Intellectual Disabilities/Mental Retardation and Related Conditions.
The MFP initiative has three basic Objectives:
- Provide participants who live in these Virginia long term care institutions more informed choices and options about where they can live and receive services;
- Transition participants from these institutions if they choose to live in the community; and
- Promote quality care through services that are person-centered, appropriate, and based on participant needs—Person Centered Practices and Planning (PCP).
Participants must be eligible for Medicaid and Waiver enrollment must be coordinated with facility discharge date. On this page are links to more information about MFP, followed by forms and procedures used in the MFP initiative.
- MFP Brochure
- MFP Transition Coordination Overview (PowerPoint)
- MFP Web site (Olmstead)
- Waivers
- “My Life – A New Adventure”: A DBHDS-created video detailing stories of individuals who have moved from Virginia Training Centers to new homes in communities of their choice through the Money Follows the Person Demonstration Project.
- My New Home in the Community:
My New Home in the Community: A Resource for Individuals and Family Members.
At a minimum, MFP uses the Virginia Individual Service Plan (ISP) and The Supports Intensity Scale™ (SIS) Additional Support Needs Risk Assessment. MFP guidelines and forms for Case Managers include:
- MFP Steps for Case Managers
- MFP Informed Consent (DMAS Web site form # 221)
- Quality of Life Questionnaire
- Request for Enrollment in MFP (DMAS Web site form # 222)
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Request for Withdrawal from MFP
(DMAS Web site form # 223)
- SIS™ Additional Support Needs Risk Assessment
- Related Forms and Resources:
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