Small Group Proposal on Retreaded Tyre Regulation
The informal document presents a small group proposal focusing on specifications, approvals, and conformity of production for retreaded tyres. The document includes background information, market insights on the EU retread market, and details of the proposal covering tread features, testing, approval numbers, and responsibilities among tyre manufacturers and retreaders. It outlines the process of testing on retreaded tyres using mold cure and pre-cured tread material, involving new tyre manufacturers, tread material suppliers, and retreaders.
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Home and Community Based Settings Individualized Supports Waiver (ISW) Division of Senior and Disabilities Services
Background How did we get here? SDS began reviewing settings self assessments submitted by providers in 2016 SDS focused primarily on a representative sample which included residential and non-residential settings SDS worked simultaneously to build new programs under the Senate Bill 74 initiative: Community First Choice(CFC) and Individualized Supports Waiver(ISW) Provider Certification and Compliance shifted focus to determine settings compliance for providers of ISW
Who Needs to be Settings Compliant? Existing settings must be compliant by March of 2019 Any new programs, such as ISW and CFC, must demonstrate compliance before offering any new waiver service or billing Medicaid. Under ISW, any entity offering pre-employment, supported employment, Day Habilitation, or Supported Living (in provider owned or operated environments) through the Individualized Support Waiver is subject to a setting assessment and must become settings compliant.
Who are ISW Providers? Providers already certified under the Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Waiver Providers desiring to add ISW services to their service array Attempting simple and streamlined processes to ease into a new waiver type
What is Compliance? Compliance with the Settings Final Rule requires changing the way some services are provided. Individuals have certain rights guaranteed to them when receiving services funded by Medicaid. Compliance simply means your setting is fully in alignment with setting rules. SDS Provider Certification and Compliance Unit works with you and makes final determination.
What is Remediation? Remediation is the process of curing a finding. Finding is an identified practice that does not currently meet the conditions in the rule. Remediation Plan contains these items: Identified cure for each finding Target date the cure will be completed Person(s) responsible for the actions in the plan Type of evidence provided to demonstrate compliance Target date evidence of cure will be provided
Alaska HCBS Settings Website Refer to our resource pages for letter and remediation examples! http://dhss.alaska.gov/dsds/Pages/transitionPlanHCBS/resources.aspx http://dhss.alaska.gov/dsds/Pages/transitionPlanHCBS/HCBStransition.aspx
Questions? Please contact: Karren Pack, Provider Certification and Compliance Unit (907) 269- 6067 For specific questions regarding your site visit or setting review Lynne Keilman-Cruz, Chief of Quality (907) 269-5606 For questions regarding ISW initiative Jean Findley, Policy Unit (907) 465-3186 For questions regarding the Transition Plan
