SFY 2019 Area Plan on Aging Update
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[Agency Name] PSA [#]
SFY 2019 Area Plan on Aging Update Area Plan on Aging SFY 2018 – 2021
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Plan Effective Dates: July 1, 2018-June 30, 2021 Plan Update: July 1, 2019 2 [Agency Name] Update [insert update summary here per instructions.]
3 Section 1: Update on Strategies to Achieve 2018-2021 Goals Goal 1: Iowa Aging Network will protect and enhance the rights; and prevent the abuse, neglect, and exploitation of older Iowans.
Prioritized Service Gaps [Agency name] completed a needs assessment [when] to identify and prioritize service gaps to address during the plan period. Methods used to identify service gaps included: [insert the summary of activities completed to identify and prioritize service gaps from agency’s approved plan. If new assessment activities have occurred that resulted in changes to prioritized service gaps, describe those activities here and why the new service gap was deemed to be a higher priority than the previously identified service gap. Agency may add service gaps or replace service gaps; however, agency should explain how the decision was made to add or replace and why].
SERVICE GAP #1: [Insert Service Gap 1 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
4 SERVICE GAP #2: [Insert Service Gap 2 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
SERVICE GAP #3: [Insert Service Gap 3 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
5 Goal 2: Iowa Aging Network will work with older Iowans, Iowans with disabilities, and caregivers as they fully engage and participate in their communities, make informed decisions, and exercise self-determination and control about their independence, well-being, and health.
Prioritized Service Gaps [Agency name] completed a needs assessment [when] to identify and prioritize service gaps to address during the plan period. Methods used to identify service gaps included: [insert the summary of activities completed to identify and prioritize service gaps from agency’s approved plan. If new assessment activities have occurred that resulted in changes to prioritized service gaps, describe those activities here and why the new service gap was deemed to be a higher priority than the previously identified service gap. Agency may add service gaps or replace service gaps; however, agency should explain how the decision was made to add or replace and why].
SERVICE GAP #1: [Insert Service Gap 1 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
6 SERVICE GAP #2: [Insert Service Gap 2 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
SERVICE GAP #3: [Insert Service Gap 3 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
7 Goal 3: Iowa Aging Network will enable Older Iowans to remain in their own residence and community of choice.
Prioritized Service Gaps [Agency name] completed a needs assessment [when] to identify and prioritize service gaps to address during the plan period. Methods used to identify service gaps included: [insert the summary of activities completed to identify and prioritize service gaps from agency’s approved plan. If new assessment activities have occurred that resulted in changes to prioritized service gaps, describe those activities here and why the new service gap was deemed to be a higher priority than the previously identified service gap. Agency may add service gaps or replace service gaps; however, agency should explain how the decision was made to add or replace and why].
SERVICE GAP #1: [Insert Service Gap 1 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
8 SERVICE GAP #2: [Insert Service Gap 2 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
SERVICE GAP #3: [Insert Service Gap 3 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
9 SERVICE GAP #4: [Insert Service Gap 4 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
SERVICE GAP #5: [Insert Service Gap 5 from approved area plan or revised service gap.]
Indicators to gauge progress in addressing service gap Agency is reviewing these indicators to determine whether progress is being made in addressing the service gap:
Strategies to Address Service Gap Current Strategies Revised or New Strategy? Status
Update on Strategy Activities to Date
Strategy Activities Planned for SFY 2019
10 Section 2: Performance and Service Projections Performance Outcome & Fiscal Year Targets
Goal: Iowa Aging Network will protect and enhance the rights; and prevent the abuse, neglect, and exploitation of older Iowans.
Program: Elder Abuse Prevention and Awareness (EAPA)
Performance Outcome: Consumer is able to use information & referrals for self-advocacy in resolving abuse, neglect, or exploitation situation. Performance Outcome SFY 2018 Target Result as of SFY 2019 Measure [date]: Target Percentage of EAPA Consultation consumers whose needs are met through provider referrals. Progress to date: [Explanation]
Performance Outcome: Consumer's abuse, neglect, or exploitation situation is resolved. Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as of SFY 2019 Target [date]: Target Percentage of EAPA Assessment & Intervention consumer cases closed with EAPA services no longer needed. Progress to date: [Explanation]
11 Goal: Iowa Aging Network will work with older Iowans, Iowans with disabilities, and caregivers as they fully engage and participate in their communities, make informed decisions, and exercise self-determination and control about their independence, well-being, and health.
Program: LifeLong Links
Performance Outcome: Consumer received information appropriate to their need. Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as of SFY 2019 Target [date]: Target Percentage of LifeLong Links callers indicating they received the information they were seeking. Progress to date: [Explanation]
Performance Outcome: Consumer directed the interactive process to obtain guidance in their deliberations on making informed choices about long-term supports. Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as of SFY 2019 Target [date]: Target Percentage of Options Counseling consumers who indicate they were provided information to make an informed decision on goal and service need. Progress to date: [Explanation]
Service(s): Nutrition Education and Nutrition Counseling Performance Outcome: Consumers who are at risk for poor nutrition and health status receive information so that they have better health enhancing options. Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as of SFY 2019 Target [date]: Target Of all congregate meal consumers identified as high nutrition risk, percentage receiving nutrition education.
12 Progress to date: [Explanation]
Performance Outcome: Consumers who are at risk for poor nutrition and health status receive nutrition counseling so that they have the opportunity to improve their health literacy and information for optimal nutrient intake. Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as of SFY 2019 Target [date]: Target Change in consumers receiving nutrition counseling from previous FY (percentage and number). Progress to date: [Explanation]
Goal: Iowa Aging Network will enable Older Iowans to remain in their own residence and community of choice.
Service: Case Management Performance Outcome: Case Management consumers receive supports and services for as long as they need or desire them in order to remain in their residence of choice. Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as SFY 2019 Target of Target [date]: Percentage of Case Management cases closed because case management service was no longer needed. Progress to date: [Explanation]
Performance Outcome: Case Management consumers receive supports and services for as long as they need or desire them in order to remain in their residence of choice.
13 Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as SFY 2019 Target of Target [date]: Average number of months a Case Management consumer experiencing independent living impairments is able to remain safely at home prior to transitioning to facility. Progress to date: [Explanation]
Service(s): Congregate Meal and Home Delivered Meal Performance Outcome: Congregate meal consumers who are potentially socially isolated have the opportunity to socialize in their community. Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as SFY 2019 Target of Target [date]: Of congregate meal consumers served who may be socially isolated, percentage eating 4 meals at meal site in a month. Progress to date: [Explanation]
Performance Outcome: Home delivered meal consumers who are potentially socially isolated receive regular contact with a meal delivery person. Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as SFY 2019 Target of Target [date]: Of home delivered meal consumers served who may be socially isolated, percentage receiving at least 8 meals in a month. Progress to date: [Explanation]
14 Service(s): Caregiver Counseling and Caregiver Respite Care Performance Outcome: Caregivers receive the supports and services they need to continue to provide informal care to the care recipient. Performance Outcome Measure SFY 2018 Result as SFY 2019 Target of Target [date]: Percentage of caregiver consumers indicating caregiver counseling and/or respite care service allowed them to maintain their caregiver role. Progress to date: [Explanation]
15 SFY 2019 Projected Older Americans Act Consumers and Service Units [Insert a copy of your agency’s Form 3A-1.] Service Coverage & Wait List Information
Service Coverage Changes [Please describe service coverage changes from SFY 2018. If none, enter: No service coverage changes planned for SFY 2019.]
An "X" indicates the service is offered in the county.
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[coun [coun [coun [coun [coun [coun [coun [cou [cou [coun [cou [cou Other Services ty] ty] ty] ty] ty] ty] ty] nty] nty] ty] nty] nty] Adult Day Care/Adult Day Health Chore EAPA Consultation EAPA Assessment & Intervention EAPA Training & Education Evidence-Based Health Activities Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Homemaker Material Aid Outreach Personal Care Self-Directed Care Training & Education Assisted Transportation Transportation
17 Family Caregiver & [coun [coun [coun [coun [coun [coun [coun [cou [cou [coun [cou [cou ty] ty] ty] ty] ty] ty] ty] nty] nty] ty] nty] nty] Grandparent/Other Elderly Caregivers Access Assistance Counseling Home Delivered Meal Information Services Options Counseling Respite Care Self-Directed Care Supplemental services
Grandparent/Other [coun [coun [coun [coun [coun [coun [coun [cou [cou [coun [cou [cou ty] ty] ty] ty] ty] ty] ty] nty] nty] ty] nty] nty] Elderly Caregivers Access Assistance Counseling Home Delivered Meal Information Services Options Counseling Respite Care Self-Directed Care Supplemental services
Area Plan Service Waiting List [Insert waiting list table if applicable.]
[If no formal waiting list has been established but the agency has information from providers, consumers, or staff to indicate that a service is in need, provide a description of the service need not being met and whether a waiting is being considered or waiting list process is being established.] Section 3: Quality Management
Agency staff reviewed the quality management activities that will be undertaken during the plan period and determined that the information is current. (No additional information is required.)
OR
Agency staff reviewed the quality management activities that will be undertaken during the plan period and determined that updated information is required.
[Insert updated information on quality management activities that the agency will implement during the plan period.]
19 Section 4: Public Input Public Hearing Requirements
Agency staff reviewed the Iowa Administrative Rule, 17-6.2 (231) on public hearing requirements and determined that the updated information provided does not necessitate a public hearing. (No additional information is required.)
OR
Agency staff reviewed the Iowa Administrative Rule, 17-6.2 (231)on public hearing requirements and determined that the updated information provided required a public hearing. Public hearing documentation appears below.
21 Governing Body Governing Body for: [Name of AAA]. Updated On: [DATE]
Chair Phone & Term Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires
Vice Chair Phone & Term Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires
Secretary/Secretary-Treasurer Phone & Term Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires
Treasurer, (if separate officer) Phone & Term Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires
Other Members Phone & Term Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires Advisory Council
Older Americans Act Section 306(a)(6)(D). Each area agency on aging shall establish an advisory council consisting of older individuals (including minority individuals and older individuals residing in rural areas) who are participants or who are eligible to participate in programs assisted under this Act, family caregivers of such individuals, representatives of the business community, local elected officials, providers of veterans’ health care (if appropriate), and the general public, to advise continuously the area agency on aging on all matters relating to the development of the area plan, the administration of the plan and operations conducted under the plan.
Older Americans Act Code of Regulations, Subpart C, Sec. 1321.57(b) Composition of Council. The council shall include individuals and representatives of community organizations who will help to enhance the leadership role of the area agency in developing community-based systems of services. The advisory council shall be made up of:
1. More than 50 percent older persons, including minority individuals who are participants or who are eligible to participate in programs under this part; 2. Representatives of older persons; 3. Representatives of health care provider organizations, including providers of veterans' health care (if appropriate); 4. Representatives of supportive services provider organizations; 5. Persons with leadership experience in the private and voluntary sectors; 6. Local elected officials; and 7. The general public.
If the agency’s Advisory Council does not currently meet all 7 composition criteria listed above, provide the following information:
1) Composition criteria yet to be satisfied by the Council (# 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
[Enter composition criteria yet to be satisfied by the Council or enter: None, all composition criteria are satisfied.]
23 Advisory Council for: [Name of AAA]. Updated on: [Date]
Chair OAA Composition Phone & Term Criteria Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires (1 to 7)
Vice Chair OAA Composition Phone & Term Criteria Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires (1 to 7)
Secretary/Secretary Treasurer OAA Composition Phone & Term Criteria Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires (1 to 7)
Treasurer (if separate officer) OAA Composition Phone & Term Criteria Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires (1 to 7)
Other Members: OAA Composition Phone & Term Criteria Name Address City & Zip County Email Expires (1 to 7) LifeLong Links Advisory Council LifeLong Links Advisory Council for: [Name of AAA]. Updated On: [Date]
Phone & Name Organization Address City & Zip County Email
25 ATTACHMENTS Authorized Signatures
Date of Area Agency on Type of AAA Aging Name Primary Street Address City & Zip Agency Designation
Authorized Signatures for Funding Applications and Contracts Print Name: [Director's First & Last Name]
Signature of Executive Director Date Signed
Print Name: [Chair's First & Last Name]
Signature of Chair, Governing Body Date Signed
Authorized Signatures for Fiscal Reports
Print Name: [Director's First & Last Name]
Signature of Executive Director Date Signed
Print Name: [Chair's First & Last Name]
Signature of Chair, Governing Body Date Signed
Print Name: [First & Last Name]
Signature of [Fiscal Staff Title] Date Signed
Authorized Signatures for Program Reports
Print Name: [Director's First & Last Name]
Signature of Executive Director Date Signed
Print Name: [First & Last Name]
Signature of [Title] Date Signed
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Grievance Procedures
Agency staff reviewed the grievance procedures information in the plan and determined that the information is current. (No additional information is required.)
OR
Agency staff reviewed the grievance procedures information in the plan and determined that updated information is required. Updated information appears below. [Insert updated information on how members of the public may obtain your agency's grievance procedures related service provision.]
29 Nutrition Services, Service Providers, and Senior Center/ Focal Points
Nutrition Services Agency staff reviewed the following Nutrition Services information entered into SAMS and verified that the information is current as of [date].
Nutrition Services information to be verified for accuracy includes: Location (Name, Street Address, City, Zip) Frequency
Service Providers of OAA Services Agency staff reviewed the Service Provider information entered into SAMS and verified that the information is current as of [date].
Senior Centers and Focal Points Agency staff reviewed the Senior Center and Focal Point information entered into SAMS and verified that the information is current as of [date].
Agency staff reviewed the information on the process agency uses to identify and select facilities as focal points in the agency's PSA and determined that the information is current. (No additional information is required.)
OR
Agency staff have reviewed the information on the process agency uses to identify and select facilities as focal points in the agency's PSA and determined that updated information is required. Updated information appears below.
[Insert updated information on process agency uses to identify and select facilities as focal points in the agency's PSA.] Emergency Plan Summary
Agency staff reviewed the emergency preparedness planning and plan activation information in the plan and determined that the information is current. (No additional information is required.)
OR
Agency staff reviewed the emergency preparedness planning and plan activation information in the plan and determined that updated information is required.
[Insert updated information on the activities the agency is involved in as they relate to preparedness planning and plan activation. Insert updated information that describes how the agency collaborates with other entities, including partners and contractors, as well as emergency response agencies, relief organizations, government agencies or other institutions, when carrying out these activities.]
31 Direct Service Requests
☐ The request to provide direct service(s) submitted with the SFY 2018 – 2021 Area Plan on Aging are current. (No additional information is required.)
OR
☐ The agency seeks to provide additional service(s) directly in the planning and service area starting in SFY 2019. A completed Request to Provide Direct Service form has been submitted with the plan for the new direct service the agency plans to provide starting in SFY 2019.