Guest guest Posted December 2, 2008 Report Share Posted December 2, 2008 I take zero credit for this info...I understand it better than I can explain it Glad that you are retaining your sense of humor as you slog through the alphabet soup of human services. I am more concerned with all of us keeping our senses of humor during this current economic crisis. Ellen Ellen Garber Bronfeld egskb@... Re: Mini tutorial... This is scary. I've been a member for less than a year and I understood most of this acronym blizzard. Pretty soon we'll know so much about so little, we'll know wnothing at all. Seriously, its a shame it has to be this complicated, but kudos for the crisp precis'. > > I hope this clarifies some of the issues that have come up in recent > postings...thanks to one of our lurking experts for the information > Ellen > > " Recent posts show " posters " don't understand the difference between > SSI which is welfare not paid from FICA and SSDI/DAC which is paid from > FICA and is therefore like insurance that the parents paid for. And > that with FICA paid for SSDI/DAC comes Medicare, and with SSI come > Medicaid. Also of recent there is misunderstanding of the difference > between Medicaid paid ICF/SODC and Medicaid Waiver paid CILA and Grant > paid SLA... Both ICF and CILA are paid for through HFS ( the post > refers to " public aide " vs. DHS " ), a division of DHS, just as DDD, DRS, > and DMH are divisions. The funding is Medicaid for both - except one > is via Waiver and one is not. The difference is their reporting, and > over-site. Department of Public Health covers ICF, DHS (DDD and OIG) > covers CILAs and SODCs. Also with the recent court settlement, even ICF > admissions will soon have to go through PAS/ISC, but currently do not. " > > > ___________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2008 Report Share Posted December 28, 2008 I keep a good sense of humor too. I have lived trough the 1980s bad economy. My faher borrowed money money from me then when I only got money from a sheltered workshop for my work there. From: ELLEN BRONFELD <egskb@...> Subject: Re: Re: Mini tutorial... IPADDUnite Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2008, 2:10 PM I take zero credit for this info...I understand it better than I can explain it Glad that you are retaining your sense of humor as you slog through the alphabet soup of human services. I am more concerned with all of us keeping our senses of humor during this current economic crisis. Ellen Ellen Garber Bronfeld egskbsbcglobal (DOT) net Re: Mini tutorial... This is scary. I've been a member for less than a year and I understood most of this acronym blizzard. Pretty soon we'll know so much about so little, we'll know wnothing at all. Seriously, its a shame it has to be this complicated, but kudos for the crisp precis'. > > I hope this clarifies some of the issues that have come up in recent > postings...thanks to one of our lurking experts for the information > Ellen > > " Recent posts show " posters " don't understand the difference between > SSI which is welfare not paid from FICA and SSDI/DAC which is paid from > FICA and is therefore like insurance that the parents paid for. And > that with FICA paid for SSDI/DAC comes Medicare, and with SSI come > Medicaid. Also of recent there is misunderstanding of the difference > between Medicaid paid ICF/SODC and Medicaid Waiver paid CILA and Grant > paid SLA... Both ICF and CILA are paid for through HFS ( the post > refers to " public aide " vs. DHS " ), a division of DHS, just as DDD, DRS, > and DMH are divisions. The funding is Medicaid for both - except one > is via Waiver and one is not. The difference is their reporting, and > over-site. Department of Public Health covers ICF, DHS (DDD and OIG) > covers CILAs and SODCs. Also with the recent court settlement, even ICF > admissions will soon have to go through PAS/ISC, but currently do not. " > > > ___________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2008 Report Share Posted December 29, 2008 ...that WOULD take a sense of humor, but also, that was VERY kind of you. Ellen Ellen Garber Bronfeld egskb@... Re: Mini tutorial... This is scary. I've been a member for less than a year and I understood most of this acronym blizzard. Pretty soon we'll know so much about so little, we'll know wnothing at all. Seriously, its a shame it has to be this complicated, but kudos for the crisp precis'. > > I hope this clarifies some of the issues that have come up in recent > postings...thanks to one of our lurking experts for the information > Ellen > > " Recent posts show " posters " don't understand the difference between > SSI which is welfare not paid from FICA and SSDI/DAC which is paid from > FICA and is therefore like insurance that the parents paid for. And > that with FICA paid for SSDI/DAC comes Medicare, and with SSI come > Medicaid. Also of recent there is misunderstanding of the difference > between Medicaid paid ICF/SODC and Medicaid Waiver paid CILA and Grant > paid SLA... Both ICF and CILA are paid for through HFS ( the post > refers to " public aide " vs. DHS " ), a division of DHS, just as DDD, DRS, > and DMH are divisions. The funding is Medicaid for both - except one > is via Waiver and one is not. The difference is their reporting, and > over-site. Department of Public Health covers ICF, DHS (DDD and OIG) > covers CILAs and SODCs. Also with the recent court settlement, even ICF > admissions will soon have to go through PAS/ISC, but currently do not. " > > > ___________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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