What is EIDBI?
The EIDBI benefit in Minnesota supports children and young adults (up to age 21) with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and related conditions, aiming to improve their social, behavioral, and adaptive skills. It also helps families understand and support their child’s development.
Key EIDBI Services:
- Eligibility: Children and young adults (under 21 years old) who are diagnosed with ASD or a related condition, and who are enrolled in Minnesota Health Care Programs (like Medicaid or MinnesotaCare), can qualify for EIDBI.
- Comprehensive Assessments: EIDBI services begin with a comprehensive multi-disciplinary evaluation (CMDE), which assesses the child’s developmental needs and helps create a personalized treatment plan.
- Types of Services: Individualized Treatment, Caregiver Training, and a Multidisciplinary Team approach.
- Intensive Services: EIDBI is designed to be an intensive intervention, meaning the child receives several hours of services per week, depending on their individual treatment plan.
- Family-Centered Approach: Families play a key role in the therapy process, with support and coaching from the EIDBI providers to help them continue skill development at home and in the community.
The EIDBI benefit is an important resource in Minnesota for helping children with ASD or related conditions reach their full potential and support their families in managing their developmental and behavioral needs.
Submitting Initial Application
We handle the application submission process, ensuring all documents are prepared accurately and submitted on time. Our goal is to alleviate the stress of paperwork and deadlines so you can focus on delivering quality care.
Service Components
- Preparation and submission of required application documents
- Ensuring accuracy and timeliness in submissions
- Streamlined management of the application process
- Expert support and guidance throughout
Policies and Procedures
We develop customized policies and procedures that meet DHS certification standards. This includes assessing your current practices, collaborating with stakeholders, and creating clear, effective documentation. We also provide staff training to ensure proper implementation and ongoing compliance.
Service Components
- Thorough assessment of existing practices
- Tailored policy and procedure creation
- Collaboration with stakeholders to ensure comprehensive solutions
- Staff training for effective implementation
- Ongoing reviews to ensure compliance
Pricing Plan for ARMHS Provider Enrollment
Price may vary if you have one or more qualified professionals.
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Our Application Process
Step 1: Client Intake
Gather client info, assess needs, and outline the application scope and timeline.
Step 2: Contract Signing & Application Submission
Finalize the contract and submit the application within two weeks, ensuring paperwork is complete.
Step 3: Follow-Up with DHS
Monitor progress and follow up with DHS to ensure timely application processing.
Step 4: Policies & Procedures for Site Visit
Help prepare for DHS site visit with required policies and ensure compliance.