Who is responsible for overall supervision of employees providing Medicaid services?

The overall supervision of employees providing Medicaid services is the responsibility of the Support Broker. This role entails ensuring that services are delivered effectively and in compliance with Medicaid regulations. The Support Broker acts as a facilitator and advocate for participants, helping to coordinate services that meet their needs.

The Support Broker has crucial responsibilities, such as overseeing the quality of care, ensuring proper service delivery, and maintaining communication among all parties involved. This is key in settings involving Medicaid, where adherence to regulatory standards and the delivery of appropriate care are critical.

In contrast, while other roles like CCS and Participant Coordinator may have important functions in supporting service delivery and coordination, they do not have the overarching supervisory responsibilities assigned to the Support Broker. Each role has its designated function, but the Support Broker is specifically tasked with the comprehensive supervision necessary for the overall management of employees providing Medicaid services.