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COMMISSIONER Jon Weizenbaum To: All Nursing Facility Administrators Subject: Information Letter (IL) No. 13-17 (Replaces IL 11-37) Provider Letter (PL) 13-12 (Replaces PL 11-08) Re: Minimum Data Set 3.0 Section Q: Referral to the Community: Nursing Facility (NF) Responsibilities and Local Contact Agency Information NOTE: Please review Information Letter No. 11-38 and Provider Letter No. 13-12 regarding the role of the NF and the Relocation Services (RS) contractor. You must review these letters together to ensure that all Medicaid NF residents receive relocation services if they express a desire to return to a community-based setting. Texas is a national leader in NF relocation through its Money Follows the Person program. The new minimum data set (MDS) 3.0 Section Q supports the U.S. Supreme Court s Olmstead decision (June 1999) and Texas own Promoting Independence Initiative and Promoting Independence Plan. An individual s stated goal to relocate back to the community is one of choice and no one is required to make or be forced into this decision. However, for those who want to relocate, the state, the NF, the local contact agency (LCA), the managed care organization (if appropriate) and the home health agency must work collaboratively to make the choice viable. The MDS 3.0, Section Q, relocation/referral questions were developed to actively engage the NF resident and determine whether he or she wants to return to a community residence or remain in an NF setting. The Section Q directly asks if an individual wants to talk to someone about the possibility of leaving this facility and returning to live and receive services in the community. If the answer is yes, the NF is required to make the referral to the LCA within 10 business days and ensure that the LCA has responded within 14 calendar days. If the LCA does not respond after a second call, please report this situation to the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS) at: (512) 438-3550 or at communityservicescontracts@dads.state.tx.us. Two types of LCAs exist in Texas. The first type is the RS contractor who assists Medicaid NF residents. The second type is an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) that assists non- Medicaid NF residents. NOTE: For purposes of MDS 3.0 Section Q referrals, for individuals with Medicaid-sponsored Medicare Savings Programs (i.e., QMB, SLMB, QI-2, TANF level families, Pickle Amendment, etc.) are to be made to an ADRC, not to an RS contractor. RS contractors act as DADS LCAs for Medicaid NF residents. RS contractors provide statewide outreach, education, facilitation, and case management for individuals who have expressed a desire to relocate from the NF. This coverage is available for the Medicaid-eligible population. Please see Attachment 1 for information on the RS contractor that covers your NF. 701 W. 51st St. P.O. Box 149030 Austin, Texas 78714-9030 (512) 438-3011 www.dads.state.tx.us An Equal Opportunity Employer and Provider

Page 2 Texas also established an options counseling system for NF residents who are non-medicaid. These options counselors are part of the ADRC system and provide statewide coverage. Please see Attachment 2 to determine which ADRC covers your NF. The NF survey process does not include a discrete task for Section Q follow-up or discharge planning. However, before or during the onsite survey, the NF ombudsman can be asked about Section Q results and their follow-up. For example, the ombudsman may be asked if he or she has any information from residents (or others) about whether or not residents say they want to talk to someone about community care and whether there was any follow-up. Any issues or findings that demonstrate that residents are not being referred, that LCAs are not coming to talk with the residents, or that person-centered discharge planning is not being conducted will be further investigated. If warranted, a deficiency may be cited using the appropriate F tag, depending on the information gathered during the investigation. For further information, please refer to DADS MDS 3.0 Section Q website at: http://www.dads.state.tx.us/providers/nf/secqreferrals/index.html. Also, you may want to refer to the following Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services sites for relevant information: Brochure: https://www.medicare.gov/pubs/pdf/11477.pdf Section Q Resources: http://www.cms.gov/medicare/quality-initiatives-patient-assessment- Instruments/NursingHomeQualityInits/MDS30RAIManual.html If you have any questions, please contact Steven Ashman, MFP Project Director, at (512) 438-4135. Sincerely, [signature on file] Marc S. Gold Special Advisor for Policy and Promoting Independence Office of the Commissioner MG:sa

Page 3 Attachment 1 Local Contact Agency for Medicaid NF Residents Relocation Contractor DADS Region(s) Subcontractors ARCIL, Inc. Region 4 Crockett Resource Center for (512) 832-6349 Independent Living East Texas Center for Independent Living ARCIL, Inc. (512) 832-6349 ARCIL, Inc. (512) 832-6349 The Center on Independent Living, Inc. (COIL) (210) 655-2333 Coastal Bend Center for Independent Living (CBCIL) (361) 883-8461 Houston Center for Independent Living (HCIL) (713) 974-4621 LIFE/RUN (806) 795-5433 LIFE/RUN (806) 795-5433 North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) (817) 695-9193 Region 5 Crockett Resource Center for Independent Living Resource, Information, Support, and Empowerment Region 7 Region 8 Region 11 Region 6 Regions 1,2 Crockett Resource Center for Independent Living None None None None Regions 9, 10 VOLAR Center for Independent Living Region 3 REACH Independent Living Centers NCTCOG Independent Care Coordinators Easter Seals Pecan Valley MHMR

Page 4 Attachment 2 ADRC Name ADRC LCA Telephone Number Alamo Service Connection ADRC 210-477-3275 or 1-800-960-5201 Brazos Valley ADRC 979-595-2806 or 1-800-994-4000 Central Texas ADRC 254-770-2342 Coastal Bend ARDC 361-883-3935 Concho Valley ADRC 325-227-6624 Dallas ADRC - Connect to Care 1-888-743-1012 East Texas ADRC 903-295-5922 or 1-887-237-2268 El Paso and Far West Texas ADRC 1-877-413-ADRC (2372) Harris ADRC (Care Connection) 1-877-393-1090 Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 1-800-365-6131 Lubbock ADRC 806-767-1740 North Central Texas ADRC 1-877229-9084 Tarrant ADRC 1-888-730-ADRC (2372) West Central ADRC 4325-793-8440 Identify the LCA for your county from the below list and then use the information in this list to make the required MDS Section Q referral 1. ANDERSON East Texas ADRC 2. ANDREWS Concho Valley ADRC 3. ANGELINA East Texas ADRC 4. ARANSAS Coastal Bend ADRC 5. ARCHER North Texas ADRC 6. ARMSTRONG Lubbock ADRC 7. ATASCOSA Alamo Service Connection ADRC 8. AUSTIN Harris ADRC 9. BAILEY Lubbock ADRC 10. BANDERA Alamo Service Connection ADRC 11. BASTROP Central Texas ADRC 12. BAYLOR North Texas ADRC 13. BEE Coastal Bend ADRC 14. BELL Central Texas ADRC

Page 5 15. BEXAR Alamo Service Connection ADRC 16. BLANCO Central Texas ADRC 17. BORDEN Concho Valley ADRC 18. BOSQUE Brazos Valley ADRC 19. BOWIE East Texas ADRC 20. BRAZORIA Harris ADRC 21. BRAZOS Brazos Valley ADRC 22. BREWSTER El Paso and Far West Texas ADRC 23. BRISCOE Lubbock ADRC 24. BROOKS Coastal Bend ADRC 25. BROWN West Central ADRC 26. BURLESON Brazos Valley ADRC 27. BURNET Central Texas ADRC 28. CALDWELL Central Texas ADRC 29. CALHOUN Coastal Bend ADRC 30. CALLAHAN West Central ADRC 31. CAMERON Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 32. CAMP East Texas ADRC 33. CARSON Lubbock ADRC 34. CASS East Texas ADRC 35. CASTRO Lubbock ADRC 36. CHAMBERS Harris ADRC 37. CHEROKEE East Texas ADRC 38. CHILDRESS Lubbock ADRC 39. CLAY North Texas ADRC 40. COCHRAN Lubbock ADRC 41. COKE Concho Valley ADRC 42. COLEMAN West Central ADRC 43. COLLIN North Central ADRC 44. COLLINGSWORTH Lubbock ADRC 45. COLORADO Harris ADRC 46. COMAL Alamo Service Connection ARDC 47. COMANCHE West Central ADRC 48. CONCHO Concho Valley ADRC 49. COOKE Lubbock ADRC 50. CORYELL Central Texas ADRC

Page 6 51. COTTLE North Texas ADRC 52. CRANE Concho Valley ADRC 53. CROCKETT Concho Valley ADRC 54. CROSBY Lubbock ADRC 55. CULBERSON El Paso and Far West Texas ADRC 56. DALLAM Lubbock ADRC 57. DALLAS Dallas ADRC - Connect to Care 58. DAWSON Concho Valley ADRC 59. DEAF SMITH Lubbock ADRC 60. DELTA East Texas ADRC 61. DENTON North Central ADRC 62. DEWITT Coastal Bend ADRC 63. DICKENS Lubbock ADRC 64. DIMMIT Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 65. DONLEY Lubbock ADRC 66. DUVAL Coastal Bend ADRC 67. EASTLAND West Central ADRC 68. ECTOR Concho Valley ADRC 69. EDWARDS Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 70. EL PASO El Paso and Far West Texas ADRC 71. ELLIS North Central ADRC 72. ERATH North Central ADRC 73. FALLS Brazos Valley ADRC 74. FANNIN Lubbock ADRC 75. FAYETTE Central Texas ADRC 76. FISHER West Central ADRC 77. FLOYD Lubbock ADRC 78. FOARD North Texas ADRC 79. FORT BEND Harris ADRC 80. FRANKLIN East Texas ADRC 81. FREESTONE Brazos Valley ADRC 82. FRIO Alamo Service Connection ADRC 83. GAINES Concho Valley ADRC 84. GALVESTON Harris ADRC 85. GARZA Lubbock ADRC 86. GILLESPIE Alamo Service Connection ADRC 87. GLASSCOCK Concho Valley ADRC

Page 7 88. GOLIAD Coastal Bend ADRC 89. GONZALES Coastal Bend ADRC 90. GRAY Lubbock ADRC 91. GRAYSON Lubbock ADRC 92. GREGG East Texas ADRC 93. GRIMES Brazos Valley ADRC 94. GUADALUPE Alamo Service Connection ADRC 95. HALE Lubbock ADRC 96. HALL Lubbock ADRC 97. HAMILTON Central Texas ADRC 98. HANSFORD Lubbock ADRC 99. HARDEMAN North Texas ADRC 100. HARDIN East Texas ADRC 101. HARRIS Harris ADRC 102. HARRISON East Texas ADRC 103. HARTLEY Lubbock ADRC 104. HASKELL West Central ADRC 105. HAYS Central Texas ADRC 106. HEMPHILL Lubbock ADRC 107. HENDERSON East Texas ADRC 108. HIDALGO Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 109. HILL Brazos Valley ADRC 110. HOCKLEY Lubbock ADRC 111. HOOD North Central ADRC 112. HOPKINS East Texas ADRC 113. HOUSTON East Texas ADRC 114. HOWARD Concho Valley ADRC 115. HUDSPETH El Paso and Far West Texas ADRC 116. HUNT North Central ADRC 117. HUTCHINSON Lubbock ADRC 118. IRION Concho Valley ADRC 119. JACK North Texas ADRC 120. JACKSON Coastal Bend ADRC 121. JASPER East Texas ADRC 122. JEFF DAVIS El Paso and Far West Texas ADRC 123. JEFFERSON East Texas ADRC 124. JIM HOGG Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC

Page 8 125. JIM WELLS Coastal Bend ADRC 126. JOHNSON North Central ADRC 127. JONES West Central ADRC 128. KARNES Alamo Service Connection ADRC 129. KAUFMAN North Central ADRC 130. KENDALL Alamo Service Connection ADRC 131. KENEDY Coastal Bend ADRC 132. KENT West Central ADRC 133. KERR Alamo Service Connection ADRC 134. KIMBLE Concho Valley ADRC 135. KING Lubbock ADRC 136. KINNEY Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 137. KLEBERG Coastal Bend ADRC 138. KNOX West Central ADRC 139. LAMAR East Texas ADRC 140. LAMB Lubbock ADRC 141. LAMPASAS Central Texas ADRC 142. LASALLE Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 143. LAVACA Coastal Bend ADRC 144. LEE Central Texas ADRC 145. LEON Brazos Valley ADRC 146. LIBERTY Harris ADRC 147. LIMESTONE Brazos Valley ADRC 148. LIPSCOMB Lubbock ADRC 149. LIVE OAK Coastal Bend ADRC 150. LLANO Central Texas ADRC 151. LOVING Concho Valley ADRC 152. LUBBOCK Lubbock ADRC 153. LYNN Lubbock ADRC 154. MADISON Brazos Valley ADRC 155. MARION East Texas ADRC 156. MARTIN Concho Valley ADRC 157. MASON Concho Valley ADRC 158. MATAGORDA Harris ADRC 159. MAVERICK Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 160. MCCULLOCH Concho Valley ADRC 161. MCLENNAN Brazos Valley ADRC

Page 9 162. MCMULLEN Coastal Bend ADRC 163. MEDINA Alamo Service Connection ADRC 164. MENARD Concho Valley ADRC 165. MIDLAND Concho Valley ADRC 166. MILAM Central Texas ADRC 167. MILLS Central Texas ADRC 168. MITCHELL West Central ADRC 169. MONTAGUE North Texas ADRC 170. MONTGOMERY Harris ADRC 171. MOORE Lubbock ADRC 172. MORRIS East Texas ADRC 173. MOTLEY Lubbock ADRC 174. NACOGDOCHES East Texas ADRC 175. NAVARRO North Central ADRC 176. NEWTON East Texas ADRC 177. NOLAN West Central ADRC 178. NUECES Coastal Bend ADRC 179. OCHILTREE Lubbock ADRC 180. OLDHAM Lubbock ADRC 181. ORANGE East Texas ADRC 182. PALO PINTO North Central ADRC 183. PANOLA East Texas ADRC 184. PARKER North Central ADRC 185. PARMER Lubbock ADRC 186. PECOS Concho Valley ADRC 187. POLK East Texas ADRC 188. POTTER Lubbock ADRC 189. PRESIDIO El Paso and Far West Texas ADRC 190. RAINS East Texas ADRC 191. RANDALL Lubbock ADRC 192. REAGAN Concho Valley ADRC 193. REAL Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 194. RED RIVER East Texas ADRC 195. REEVES Concho Valley ADRC 196. REFUGIO Coastal Bend ADRC 197. ROBERTS Lubbock ADRC 198. ROBERTSON Brazos Valley ADRC

Page 10 199. ROCKWALL North Central ADRC 200. RUNNELS West Central ADRC 201. RUSK East Texas ADRC 202. SABINE East Texas ADRC 203. SAN AUGUSTINE East Texas ADRC 204. SAN JACINTO East Texas ADRC 205. SAN PATRICIO Coastal Bend ADRC 206. SAN SABA Central Texas ADRC 207. SCHLEICHER Concho Valley ADRC 208. SCURRY West Central ADRC 209. SHACKLEFORD West Central ADRC 210. SHELBY East Texas ADRC 211. SHERMAN Lubbock ADRC 212. SMITH East Texas ADRC 213. SOMERVELL North Central ADRC 214. STARR Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 215. STEPHENS West Central ADRC 216. STERLING Concho Valley ADRC 217. STONEWALL West Central ADRC 218. SUTTON Concho Valley ADRC 219. SWISHER Lubbock ADRC 220. TARRANT Tarrant ADRC 221. TAYLOR West Central ADRC 222. TERRELL Concho Valley ADRC 223. TERRY Lubbock ADRC 224. THROCKMORTON West Central ADRC 225. TITUS East Texas ADRC 226. TOM GREEN Concho Valley ADRC 227. TRAVIS Central Texas ADRC 228. TRINITY East Texas ADRC 229. TYLER East Texas ADRC 230. UPSHUR East Texas ADRC 231. UPTON Concho Valley ADRC 232. UVALDE Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 233. VAL VERDE Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 234. VAN ZANDT East Texas ADRC 235. VICTORIA Coastal Bend ADRC

Page 11 236. WALKER Harris ADRC 237. WALLER Harris ADRC 238. WARD Concho Valley ADRC 239. WASHINGTON Brazos Valley ADRC 240. WEBB Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 241. WHARTON Harris ADRC 242. WHEELER Lubbock ADRC 243. WICHITA North Texas ADRC 244. WILBARGER North Texas ADRC 245. WILLACY Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 246. WILLIAMSON Central Texas ADRC 247. WILSON Alamo Service Connection ARDC 248. WINKLER Concho Valley ADRC 249. WISE North Central ADRC 250. WOOD East Texas ADRC 251. YOAKUM Lubbock ADRC 252. YOUNG North Texas ADRC 253. ZAPATA Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC 254. ZAVALA Lower Rio Grande (Rio Net) ADRC