The TAC works directly with the request a referral to the service. Indigo Program through cohealth, the primary state-wide provider of Contact your client's TAC Support Coordinator DHHS MACNI, and has a separate to discuss the service and referral further. referral processes to DHHS How do I know if MACNM is suitable? How will it change the way I work? MACNM could be a suitable service for As the treating practitioner you will be part of your patient if they: the care team and work in client’s collaboration with the MACNI provider who Have exhausted all applicable and will lead the development of a care plan suitable existing services and/or The provider will deliver the care plan, cross other support options sector service coordination (e.g. disability, Require intensive supervision and mental health, justice and health) and support positive behaviour support but will work with you to develop effective communication Would derive benefit from receiving strategies, review existing processes and coordinated services that may where appropriate, recommend changes to include welfare services, health current service delivery strategies services, mental health services, disability services, alcohol and other For further information please refer to the at drugs treatment services or housing www.tac.vic.gov.au and support services How will MACNM benefit the person? Support provided via MACNM may assist to: Increase stability, quality of life and independence Reduce formal levels of care to 1:1 or 2:1 care Impact and reduce the severity of a client’s BoC Increase capacity for local services in the community to manage the client What does the Service Model look like? MACNM services are delivered in two stages: Care Plan Development (CPD) - this is based on a comprehensive Needs Assessment and is developed by the provider in consultation with the treating team Care Plan Coordination (CPC) delivered by the provider How do I refer? Any member of the client's treating team can
The TAC works directly with the Indigo Program through cohealth, the primary state-wide provider of DHHS MACNI, and has a separate referral processes to DHHS How do I know if MACNM is suitable? MACNM could be a suitable service for your patient if they: Have exhausted all applicable and suitable existing services and/or other support options Require intensive supervision and support Would derive benefit from receiving coordinated services that may include welfare services, health services, mental health services, disability services, alcohol and other drugs treatment services or housing and support services How will MACNM benefit the person? Support provided via MACNM may assist to: Increase stability, quality of life and independence Reduce formal levels of care to 1:1 or 2:1 care Impact and reduce the severity of a client’s BoC Increase capacity for local services in the community to manage the client What does the Service Model look like? MACNM services are delivered in two stages: Care Plan Development (CPD) - this is based on a comprehensive Needs Assessment and is developed by the provider in consultation with the treating team Care Plan Coordination (CPC) delivered by the provider How do I refer? Any member of the client's treating team can request a referral to the service. Contact your client's TAC Support Coordinator to discuss the service and referral further. How will it change the way I work? As the treating practitioner you will be part of the client’s care team and work in collaboration with the MACNI provider who will lead the development of a care plan The provider will deliver the care plan, cross sector service coordination (e.g. disability, mental health, justice and health) and positive behaviour support but will work with you to develop effective communication strategies, review existing processes and where appropriate, recommend changes to current service delivery strategies For further information please refer to the at www.tac.vic.gov.au