IAC is the go-to destination to facilitate the I/DD service system transformation for children and adults in New York State.
Helping to make a better world for people with I/DD.
Mary E. Knox, LCSW
Associate Executive Director of Provider Initiatives
Quality Assurance & Training | InterAgency Council of Developmental Disabilities Agencies
Clinical-IPSIDD *FI* ICS * QA*Training
Clinical-IPSIDD Committee
Committee members discuss pertinent items related to Article 16, Article 28, IPSIDD services, and FQHCs. Agenda items include but are not limited to Federal, State, and local regulatory compliance, fiscal and billing issues, operations, staffing, clinical trends/concerns, and advocacy efforts for these services.
Fiscal Intermediary (FI) Committee
Committee members discuss pertinent items related to Fiscal Intermediaries and self-directed services. Agenda items include but are not limited to Federal, State, and local regulatory compliance, budget/fiscal/billing issues, operations, staffing, clinical trends/concerns, and advocacy efforts for these services.
Integrated Community Support Committee
Committee members discuss pertinent Community Habilitation, Respite, and Family Support Services items. Agenda items include but are not limited to Federal, State, and local regulatory compliance, fiscal and billing issues, operations, staffing, clinical trends/concerns, and advocacy efforts for these services.
Quality Assurance-Compliance Committee
Committee members discuss quality assurance and improvement for all OPWDD services and programs. Agenda items include but are not limited to Federal, State, and local regulatory compliance, fiscal and billing issues, operations, staffing, clinical trends/concerns, and advocacy efforts for these services.
Training Directors’ Committee
Members of the committee include Training Directors at IAC member agencies. In addition to collaborating on issues and opportunities, Training Directors identify advocacy points and share best practices and resources. Special presentations on topics of interest to the committee and opportunities to meet with OPWDD officials allow IAC members to gather needed information and advocate for changes in policy and procedure. The committee produces data and recommendations that help to create beneficial changes in the field.