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Episode 94: Jay Camperlino, Director of Youth and Transitional Services at DIDD & Medicaid Alternative Pathways to Independence Program (MAPs)
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Today Jay Camperlino presents information on a new program being rolled out by the Tennessee, Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, called MAPs
Timeline:
01:56 Jay Camperlino's background and how he came to join the MAPs initiative.
08:11. What is MAPs?
17: 46 Selection Criteria to enroll in the program:
1) Transitional-aged student that has a diagnosis of intellectual and developmental disability that is getting ready to graduate from school.
2) Individual lives in the State of Tennessee.
3) Cannot be concurrently enrolled in a long-term program like ECF Choices.
19: 33 MAPs include tech solutions and value-based solutions such as VCRM to help achieve identified milestones in selected outcome areas of home, work, or community life.
27: 52 How does MAPs sync with work placement and vocational rehabilitation?
32:31 Closing Remarks
Edited Transcript coming soon at www.raisingkellan.org
This episode is sponsored by Anderson Consulting LLC, your one-stop shop for your IT needs.
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