Which of the following is a primary responsibility of the CCS?

The primary responsibility of the CCS (Community Coordination Services) is to meet with participants about services. This role focuses on understanding the needs of individuals receiving services, ensuring that they are connected with appropriate resources, and facilitating communication between participants and service providers. This interpersonal aspect is central to the effectiveness of CCS, as it helps to tailor services to fit the unique circumstances and requirements of each participant, fostering a supportive environment.

In contrast, hiring Medicaid service providers, reviewing employee invoices, and evaluating employee performance are typically functions handled by administrative or managerial staff, rather than the CCS's core duties. These processes support the operational aspects of service delivery but do not directly engage with the participants' needs and service experiences in the same way that meeting with participants does.