Who plays a role in the completion of the Annual Person-Centered Plan?

The completion of the Annual Person-Centered Plan is a collaborative effort that involves multiple stakeholders to ensure the needs, preferences, and goals of the individual are effectively addressed. The inclusion of both Community Care Supports (CCS) and Support Brokers in this process highlights the importance of a diverse set of expertise and resources.

CCS often provides necessary community resources and services that align with the individual’s goals, while Support Brokers assist in navigating these resources, facilitating communication, and ensuring that the individual's preferences are honored throughout the planning process. This teamwork helps to create a comprehensive plan that supports the participant's unique needs.

In contrast, focusing solely on Support Brokers or just the participants would overlook the collaborative nature of effective planning, potentially limiting the perspectives and resources brought into the process. Case Managers, while integral to many support systems, are not the only players involved in the Annual Person-Centered Plan's completion, which further supports the idea that a teamwork approach is essential for a well-rounded and effective plan.