ANDERSON COUNTY DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS BOARD
NEWS
The SC Department of Disabilities and Special Needs (
What services are the most and least important?
What can
Are there other models or approaches to supporting people with disabilities and special needs and their families that would improve quality and value while lowering costs?
On the healthcare end, we want stakeholders to identify concerns with accessing physician or clinic-based services. In what ways can these services be improved?
What are the barriers to getting healthcare?
Are there parts of the system that are working well that you want to be sure remain in place?
New national trends in healthcare give us a wonderful opportunity to strengthen, modify, and adopt new initiatives to provide better services and improved results. Each stakeholder session will break into four concurrent target groups. These break-out groups will allow us to focus discussion on issues specific to the service needs of individuals and families across the state. The groups are:
1) Young children (birth-S years)
2) School age children (ages 6-21)
3) Adults who live in their home or at home with family
4) Adults who live in
Please join us for one of the eight sessions across the state most convenient for you. We will start at and end by . Attached is the meeting schedule and if you have any questions please contact
click for schedule http://ddsn.sc.gov/about/recentnews/Documents/DDSN%20Stakeholder%20Sessions%20Information.pdf
FOR PEOPLE WITH BRAIN OR SPINAL CORD INJURIES
The
EACH MONDAY
10:00AM - 2:00PM
Call 864-716-2600 FOR DIRECTIONS
or 864-260-4515 for more info
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QUALITY ASSURANCE REVIEW
The Quality Assurance Review was conducted by Delmarva Foundation in January 2010. Our agency received an overall score of 91.7%. The overall Service Coordination score was 97% and the Early Intervention score was 90%. Good Job!

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