Long-Term Care Accounting and Consulting
IIDD Service Provider and Intermediate Care Facilities Accounting and Consulting – Toledo (OH)
IIDD Service Providers in Toledo and across Ohio often struggle to navigate financial and operational challenges, particularly funding issues and staffing shortages. Individual Options (IO), Level I, and Self-Empowered Life Funding (SELF) Waivers offer individuals with Intellectual Disabilities a variety of living arrangements and service options, promoting independence and enhancing quality of life outside Intermediate Care Facilities. However, navigating funding complexities with local County Boards or Department of Disabilities administrations can pose significant challenges for service providers seeking timely and appropriate payment.
CPAs for IIDD Service Providers and Intermediate Care Facilities – Toledo (OH)
Brady Ware works with Ohio service providers for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Toledo and Ohio to establish productive relationships with County Boards, individuals, and guardians, as well as ensure smooth operations within the state Department of Developmental Disabilities system. Beyond this, we are actively involved in prominent organizations, including the Ohio Provider Resource Association, Ohio Association of Nonprofit Organizations, and Miami Valley Nonprofit Collaborative. In addition, we have developed a network of specialty consultants who are available as needed.
Services for Home and Community-Based Service Providers
- Consultation regarding service authorizations through the Individual Service Planning (ISP) process. This includes, but is not limited to, the appropriate use of On-Site-On-Call (OSOC), Routine Homemaker / Personal Care, and Transportation Services.
- Consultation regarding the web-based Cost Projection Tool (CPT) ensuring the accurate payment of services billed through the Monthly Rate Calculator (MRC).
- Consultation regarding the Ohio Developmental Disabilities Profile (ODDP) process and a direct link to appropriate residential and in-home funding.
- Consultation regarding the Ohio Acuity Assessment Instrument (AAI) process and a direct link to appropriate day service funding.
- Interpretation of State Administrative Rules & Regulations
- Consultation on Cost Effective and Best Practice Operational Models
- Compilation, Review, and Audit (including governmental) Services
Consulting Services for Intermediate Care Facilities
- Medicaid Cost Reporting / Rate Setting Review
- Medicaid Cost Report Preparation
- Case Mix Score Assessment Training and Review
- Interpretation of State Administrative Rules and Regulations
- Consultation on Cost Effective and Best Practice Operational Models
- DODD / ODJFS / CMS Cost Report Audit Assistance
- Future Medicaid Rate Projections
Contact our Toledo IIDD Service Provider and Intermediate Care Facilities Consultants
Brady Ware provides compliance advisory services for IIDD Service Provider and Intermediate Care Facilities in Toledo and across Ohio from our Columbus-based nonprofit practice. To learn more about our for IIDD Service Provider and Intermediate Care Facilities accounting and advisory services, complete the form below and a team member will follow up shortly.
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