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This page is for individuals who receive intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) services and their families. It has tools to help you plan your services.
A change starts when you make your 2024 Individual Support Plan (ISP).
Find tools to help you plan under "In-home hours" below.
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Look up your service group to see the range of hours you have. If you don't know your service group, ask your services coordinator or personal agent.
You can read more about service groups below.
Your service group is based on information you share in the Oregon Needs Assessment. People with similar needs are assigned to the same service group. Your service group gives you a range of hours to use when you plan your services. You and your support team decide how to use these hours to meet your goals. Your service group may change when your needs change. Service groups also guide how much some providers are paid.
Service group handbooks
Infant / Toddler age 0 to 3 support needs
Children age 4 to 11 support needs
Adolescents age 12 to 17 support needs
Adult age 18+ support needs
Do you get employment services? Do you live in a home owned by a provider agency?
Learn more about how your service group affects the rate paid to your care provider.
Learn about upcoming training
The Oregon Needs Assessment (ONA) is a tool that helps you and your team understand your needs. It asks you questions about what you need in life. This helps you reach your goals. You do the ONA with your team once a year or when your needs change. This helps you get the services and supports that are best for you and your family.
Visit the ONA web page for more information.
If you have questions about your services, talk to your services coordinator or personal agent. They are there to support you.
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