The Wake Consumer and Family Advisory Committee (CFAC) advises the Wake County Local Management Entity (LME) on issues that concern consumers and their families. Wake CFAC advocates to the LME on behalf of consumers and family members on a wide range of issues including services, facilities, and budgeting. Our goal is to assist the LME to provide the highest quality services to its consumers.
Members of the Wake CFAC are residents of Wake County who receive services for mental illness, developmental disabilities and/or addictive disorders or their family members.
Friday, February 17, 2012 at 4:56PM Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 9:02AM Do you have questions about the 1915bc Waiver process or our Durham Wake LME/MCO Merger & Interlocal Partnerships with Cumberland & Johnston? …and who doesn’t, right?!
Well, great news… The Durham Wake LME/MCO Communications Workgroup set up this email address to be shared throughout our four-county region for stakeholders and the public in general to use to submit waiver/merger questions:
waiverquestions@durhamcountync.gov.
The reality is that many of us have questions and few of them… however, they want to get info out as accurately and quickly as possible so in general you will receive the following autoreply that let’s you know your question has been received for processing:
“Thank you for your submission. It will be reviewed and when an appropriate response is ready for sharing, it may be incorporated into the FAQs posted on The Durham Center website at www.durhamcenter.org/index.php/citizen/cfaq/#Merger/Medicaid Waivers FAQs.”
We applaud this first step in working on our communication channels throughout our region and look forward to more…
Sunday, December 11, 2011 at 11:07AM U.S. District Court Judge Terrence Boyle stopped the State of North Carolina from implementing a Medicaid policy regarding personal care services for people with disabilties on Friday.
See the News and Observer article from Friday, December 9th for more information. Disability Rights NC has published an article on their website as well.
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Sunday, November 13, 2011 at 10:06PM Wake CFAC with the Wake LME invite you to learn more about the Self-Directed Option in both the Supports & Comprehensive Waivers with guest speakers Susie Eguez of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and Tim Carmichael of GT Financial.
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