FAQS

NOPE - You absolutely dont need a support coordinator - and i know it seems weird to say that here! However whilst a COS is not 'necessary' it is SUPER HELPFUL!

A support coordinator, does just that! COORDINATES YOUR SUPPORTS. This means running around after the providers and keeping an eye on things. To make sure YOUR GOALS are being met.

A plan manager actually and literally manages the bills and payments. A support coordinator, researches the supports you need and brings them all together.

Sadly no it doesn't and any and all supports that you receive are based on your primary diagnosis. However, if that changes, a CHANGE OF CIRCUMSTANCES can be applied for. However, it will require additional reports and assessments, to back the changes up!

It must seem like it does, but all thoughts, changes and requests. Have to go through a process, that takes into account, your goals and your funds and what all your providers/specialists say. So sadly, it takes longer than we imagine.