Linda WG Mason: Substituting for Perry Mueller
I. DD
Coordinator: Sandra Butts not available
II.
III. Treasurer’s
Report: 1. list compiled and given out of paid/unpaid
March 31 deadline past
2. Total $5089.59/$1000
error needs to be corrected web $189
IV. Reports
A. Milwaukee
Training Initiative
a. Doorways
to Opportunity Conference: 2 years in making, April 30 & May 1
b. Get
name/address to Linda to become part of mailing list
c. Executive
Breakfast March 5 – Rep Folder: Available – write/call him, share personal
story; Advocacy events coming up; Acknowledged not as knowledgeable as he’d
like to be; get questions to him and he will answer; $ will remain consistent
and be a challenge; will not address waiting list
d. Washington
High School 10AM – 5PM 8:30 Registration
March 31 – Hearing Finance
Focus
Government Budget C1P1B increase 30 +
$increase
Closing
Center
C1P1A
increase use of IGT$
Wear
Advocacy T-Shirts
e. People
can’t wait: “stoplight” ARC Milwaukee
March 26
4 PM Sign Making
f. Forum
Tommy Thompson State Fair 8AM Registration
Advocacy 9AM-12Noon letter
writing afternoon
Senator Tim
Carpenter March 24
Jerry Bradereck
Christine Siniki
g. April
23 Madison Rally
h. After:
County Budget
Down Network
Senator Feingold
March 24 Rm 107/117 8AM
MATC
West Campus
1200
S. 71st Street West Allis
Federal Issues: MICSA,
Family Opportunities Act, Housing, Healthcare
B. Southeast:
Martha DeGraw
a. Challenging
Behaviors 3 hours /$5
4/17 Kenosha County Center - 194 Hwy 50 West to
Hwy 45
b. Calendar
set for year - will be on MADDSA website
c. Questions
contact Martha directly
d. Scholarship
funds: Bob Glowicki: Application $75 available
for direct care staff
C. Transition
Committee
a. Meetings
were February 20, March 14 –
1. updates
in topics and speakers to distribute to parents and teachers
2. DVR
Applications Madison/Milwaukee
3. People
First Rally – encouraged attendance
4. Milwaukee
Waukesha: Today Not Tomorrow – Boy Scout Office April 30 14 yr + 545
5. Pleasant
View Library Self Advocacy April 14 1PM
6. Food
Service Training program for persons with disability: reestablish through
MATC
7. Milwaukee
Suburb School District Interagency Agreement: Revised
D. Workforce
Development
a. Brochure
b. Website
c. Costs
will be ready next meeting
d. Recruitment
and distribution at Middle School/High School students
e. www.MADDSA.org
f. Website
donated Stinike
IV. Crisis
Unit: Maureen Conaty: Milwaukee County
Handout: Behavioral Health former Mental Health
Presentation: Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex
Contact person is their
Human Service Worker & Maureen Conaty
A. Disabilities
Service Division
a. Resource
Bureau
b. Intake
c. Assessment
d. Protective
Services
B. Behavioral
Health Division
a. Crisis
Service
b. Hotline
c. Mobile
Team
d. PCS
Unit
e. OBS
Unit
C. Long Term
Support
a. Supervisors
b. Human
Service Workers
D. Hilltop
a. 4
inpatient units – Larry Koszewski, PH.D
b. Mikael Spitzer: QMRP Mental Health, social work background
Hilltop Clinical Services Plan – Handout
Spoke on Mission and population they serve and intake assessments; transitional
planning from Institution to Community; develope behavioral
treatment programs
c. Larry Koszewski PH.D Psychology
background
Rehab Central: Handout
Program Model: Mission/Philosophy
Services Provided and Staffing plan
d. Referral
Packet: Maureen Conaty :DSD
10 plan discharges – Hilltop
17 assessments for community placements
Referrals can be made to Larry as well
e. See
(card) Nancy Enn - summary of services and delivery;
Emergency Room only; 48 hour maximus obs, this is under a nursing home license
f. Sheila: Mobils Community Assess Referral and Recom.
Nothing ongoing
VI. State of WI – BQA
(Bureau Quality Assurance)
DHFS (Department Health
Family Services) 289-3940
Sue Farmer/Kevin Coughlin
Enclosure of presented questions included in MADDSA minutes to follow along:
A. asked how
re-admittance is regulated when behavioral crisis occurs; avoid this with
initial assessment: being thorough must follow discharge procedures; even
if it is an involuntary discharge
B. New Organization
in BQA (large handout) – Dedicated Section to Assisted living only; Nurse
surveyors: moved into this section; growth in complaint section, 43% increase,
contacts in each region (see handout)
Forum Meeting Agenda Schedule Handout 2003
C. Competency
testing: still in draft
Then back/forth: Public Hearings; Realistically at least a year away.
Ongoing people can bring
these concerns to Madison Forum – CBRF & AFH
D. Nurse Deligation:
Handout
a. Glucose
Monitoring waiver Testing; certified as a lab waiver
Fed Regulation:
E. Apt.
Settings: Rumors this regulation is coming – Certification through County
Change AFH - Provider lives in the facility
AFH – Provider
not living there
SPLIT 1. Traditional 1-4 bed, County Certification, AFH if living with
2. 1-4 bed
AFH will require license even at 1-2 bed apt.; may be only different if
renting through a landlord
Carry Malkie -
Aging & Long Term Support Care;
Sue Farmer will call with number
1. Be sure to add Multicultural Disability Committee to Agenda for Update (send
to Linda 489-2502 – see card)
2.
HIPPA
VII. Disaster Planning carry over to next meeting: April 10 8:30 AM
Mailing Add Ons MADDSA
Toni
Burt 4230 W73 St. Milwaukee 53216
Amy Mlot Alpha Homes
6216 Washington Ave. Suite
D
Racine, WI 53406
Primrose Residential Facility
c/o Shirley Gladney
3019 W. Burleigh St.
Milwaukee, WI 53210
Dee Greski
5210 S. 44th Street
Greenfield, WI 532220-5111
Kevin Troyanek - Lake Drive Residence, INC. (762-5123)
Ivy Terrace
6606 S. Crane Dr.
Oak Creek, WI 53154
AJ Jelks/Community Optimus, Inc.
458 West 5th Street
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
(262)567-3367
Prestigious Academy
Verdella Harvey
2624 N. 16 Street
Milwaukee, WI 53206
(414)265-4562
(414)303-0993 cell# Mary Mitchell
Harthside Contact
