Overview of PCA/CFSS service options
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Comparison of PCA and CFSS | DHS is in the process of replacing PCA with CFSS. For more information about this transition, refer to CFSS Manual – Transition from PCA and CSG to CFSS. SimilaritiesBoth PCA and CFSS: DifferencesPeople in PCA: People in CFSS: | ||
Overview | Once the lead agency determines the person’s need for PCA/CFSS services, the person has to decide how they will receive services. Program options/models allow the person to have greater control, while also balancing their health and safety. | ||
PCA service options | OptionsPeople in PCA must choose between: Traditional PCA is a service option in which the PCA provider agency is responsible for all employer-related responsibilities. PCA Choice is a service option in which the person takes on some of the employer-related responsibilities. For more information about these options, refer to CFSS Manual – PCA service options and CFSS service models. Other choicesIn both PCA service options, people can choose to: | ||
CFSS service models | ModelsPeople in CFSS must choose between: A consultation services provider will help the person make a selection that best meets the person’s needs. The CFSS agency model is a service option in which the person receives units and selects a CFSS provider agency to employ workers. The CFSS budget model is a service option in which the person receives dollars instead of units, employs workers and selects a financial management services (FMS) provider to assist with employer-related tasks. For more information about these models, refer to CFSS Manual – PCA service options and CFSS service models. Other choicesIn both CFSS models, people can choose to: | ||
Additional resources | CFSS Manual – Flexible use of PCA/CFSS services | ||
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