Resources for Developmental Disabilities Providers and Partners

Senate Bill 710 was passed in 2021 and changed what is prohibited and permissible relating to restraint and involuntary seclusion of children receiving services from ODDS children's settings. The bill also added new reporting requirements for Host Homes and Children's Residential programs. 

• Senate Bill 710 FAQ
  
• Senate Bill 710 Quarterly Report Template

SB 710 quarterly reports and due dates

Quarterly reports for each Host Home and Children's Residential program, including a summary report from ODDS, are posted below.

2022 Q1 (Sep 1 - Dec 31, 2021): English, Español, 简体中文, Русский, Soomaali, Tiếng Việt

Incident Management and Incident Management Teams as outlined in Oregon Administrative Rule 411-415-0055 are required for all Case Management Entities (CMEs). Incident Management focuses on identifying, reporting, triaging, investigating, resolving, tracking and trending serious incidents.

IMT resources

• IMT Report form (Word) and Instructions (PDF)
  
• Quick Reference Guide to CAM Reports (PDF)
  

Statewide IMT quarterly reports and due dates

CMEs are required to submit a quarterly Incident Management report with their CME-specific data and summaries to ODDS using the Department-approved form above. Due dates and reports are listed below. 

Previous year annual IMT report

• 2022 Statewide Incident Management Report
  

Reports

• Relating to Sprinkler System Requirements for Residential Settings
  
• Relating to Licensing, Endorsement and Certification Fees and the Administration of Civil Penalties for I/DD Services
  

Fact Sheet - December 2022 updates

• English, Español, اللغة العربية, 简体中文, Русский, Af Soomaali, Tiếng Việt
  

• Report to the Oregon Legislature on Funding Options for Community Developmental Disabilities Programs and Brokerages (January 2023)