What happens after the Intake Meeting?
After the intake meeting the SAC will send out the releases you signed and request documentation of eligibility from various sources - all with your permission.
If eligibility documentation is not received within 30 days of your initial intake meeting, every effort will be made to assist you in scheduling an appointment with a psychologist to have assessments completed.
If the information we receive indicates you are not eligible, you will be notified and have a right to a review if you do not agree. To request a review, please contact Dan Sausman the MR Director for the Dauphin County Case Management Unit 717-232-8761.
If the information we receive indicates you are eligible for Mental Retardation Services.
If eligibility documentation is not received within 30 days of your initial intake meeting, every effort will be made to assist you in scheduling an appointment with a psychologist to have assessments completed.
If the information we receive indicates you are not eligible, you will be notified and have a right to a review if you do not agree. To request a review, please contact Dan Sausman the MR Director for the Dauphin County Case Management Unit 717-232-8761.
If the information we receive indicates you are eligible for Mental Retardation Services.
- You will be offered an opportunity to select a Support Coordinator (SC) to assist you with developing a plan of support.
- A second meeting will be scheduled with the SC and the SAC to:
- Complete additional necessary information:
- PUNS (Prioritization of Urgency of Need Survey)
- Situational Assessment
- Financial determinations
- Begin the Individual Support Plan (ISP) process
- Complete additional necessary information: