Support at Home

Funding for a Support at Home participant.

• A pathway runs for up to 16 weeks. Assistive technology and home modifications funding runs for 12 months as a rule; high-tier home modifications can run to 24 on evidence of progress, and medium or high assistive technology to 48 for specific progressive conditions. A longer end date is refused, and so is one before the start.
• Assistive technology and home modifications have separate budgets, each with its own tiers: choose which one the grant is, then its tier from that list.
• High-tier assistive technology can go above its figure, with evidence. High-tier home modifications are capped per lifetime: earlier high-tier home-modification grants count against it.
• A person has one ongoing budget at a time, so ongoing funding over the same days as another is refused.

Bring a participant into the scheme.

• Enrolling sets Funding on the client's record to Support at Home: only a Support at Home invoice is charged to these budgets.

The participant's assessed contribution.

Where the participant sits against the lifetime cap.

• The open quarter is worked out again from the date of effect, day by day; later quarters use the new classification when they open.

The goal plan a Restorative Care Pathway episode requires: the restorative care partner, a review date, the planned hours a week, and the goals set with the participant, each with its baseline.

• Every goal needs its baseline — what was measured or seen at the start, in words — so its outcome can be written against it at the end.
• The planned hours are what you set.

At the end of the episode, what changed for this goal, in the clinician's own words, beside its baseline.

• Corella keeps the outcome exactly as written.

End a funding on a chosen last day — an episode that finished early, or a reassessment that moved them on.

• Visits up to and including the last day stay charged to it. If a visit after that day is already charged to it, the end is refused until that invoice is voided.
• Only the ongoing budget has quarters: a quarter that starts after the last day is removed, the open one is worked out again to that day, and a closed quarter keeps the budget it was reported with.
• Adding an End-of-Life episode ends the ongoing budget the day before it starts, by itself (program manual v4.4, §15.3).

Extend an assistive technology or home modifications grant when the program extends it — high-tier home modifications to 24 months on evidence of progress, medium or high assistive technology for specific progressive conditions to 48.

• What the extension rests on is required and kept with it.

Cancel a funding recorded in error, or withdrawn before it was used. The reason you give is kept with it.

• A planned visit that chose it keeps that choice, and its invoice says the funding was cancelled.