A Specialized Training Series for Waiver Providers in Mississippi
Operational Prep and Direct Care - Worker Training for Waiver Providers in MIssissippi
Section 1-A: What is a Medicaid Waiver
Section 2-A: The Legislative Purpose of the Act
Section 2-B: Definitions
Section 2-C: Reporting Abuse - The Dynamics and Instructions
Section 2-D: When Care Delivery Employees Accept Gifts
Section 2-E: Investigations of Abuse Allegations - Required Cooperation
Section 2-F: Protective Service Plans, Consent and Interference
Section 2-G: Services to Adults Lacking Capacity to Consent, Injunctive Relief and Probate Appointments
Section 2-H: Alleviating Imminent Danger, Court Ordered Entry Petitioner Immunity in Good Faith
Section 2-I: Right to Bring Motion for Review of Order
Section 2-J: Sexual Battery by Healthcare Employees or Authority Figures
Section 2-K Prohibition Againt Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation - Penalties
Section 2-L: Payment for Services - Orders to Provide Custody, Care and Maintenance
Section 2-M: Authority to Seek Cooperation of Organizations and Agencies
Section 2-N: immunity of Department Employees
Section 2-O: Adoption of Standards, Procedures and Guidelines
Sectioon 2-P : Appointment of Conservator Pursuant to Sections 93-13-251
Section 2-Q: Objecting to Care Based Upon Privacy, Treatment by Spiritual Means, Objection to Medical Treatment
Section 2-R: Education Program
Section 2-S: Implementation of Chapter if Federal Funds Available
Section 2-T: Reporting of Abuse and Exploitation of Patients and Residents of Care Facilities
Section 2-U: Vulnerable Adults Training, Investigation and Procesution Trust Fund Created: Purpose, Funding
Section 3-A: Rights and Dignity Explained
Section 3-B: A Breakdown of Individual Rights
Section 4-A: The Definition and Varying Forms of Dementia
Section 4-B: 10 Early Signs of Alzheimer's Disease
Section 4-C: Simple Communication Strategies for Those With Alzheimer's Disease
Section 5-A: Introduction and the Realities of Dealing with People
Section 5-B: Special Strategies for Dealing With the Difficult Client
Section 6-A: Various Types of Mental Illness
Section-B: How Attentiveness is of Clinical Importance
Section 6-C: How to Make Attentiveness a Part of Your Daily Routine
Section 7-A: What Are the Activites of Daily Life
Section 7-B: How You Can Give Practical Assistance
Section 8-A: What Exactly is HIPAA?
Section 8-B: HIPAA and IT and the NPI Number
Section 9-A: What Are Seizures...
Section 9-B: The Different Types of Seizures and Symptoms
Section 9-C: How You Can Help Those Who Suffer from Seizures
Section 10-A: What is Meant by Elopement?
Section 10-B: Managing Elopement Risks - Strategies
Section 11-A: What Are Assistive Devices?
Section 11-B: Caring for Those With Assistive Devices with a Focus on Safety
Section 12-A: Defining Disability
Section 12-B: Effective Means to Render Assistance: Key Ingredients
Section 13-A: Defining Accidents and Incidents
Section 13-B: Proper Reporting
Section 14-A: An Introduction to Proper Documentation
Section 14-B - What Does Integrity Connote?
Section 14-C: Key Areas of Documentation and Pitfalls to Avoid
Section 15-A: Emergency Preparedness
Section 15-B: Universal Precautions and Infection Control
Section 16-A: The Introduction to Person-Centeredness
Section 16-B: A Major Caution and Course Objectives
Section 16-C: A Case Study on What Person-Centeredness is All About
Section 16-D: Team Effort and Person-Centeredness
Section 16-E: A Look at How a Truly Person-Centered Operation is Described on Paper
Section 16-F: Review Section for Thinking in a Person-Centered Way
Staff Training • Michigan AFC CEUs • Waiver Providers
Build a stronger, more compliant waiver program. This specialized online series supports Mississippi Medicaid waiver providers and Michigan Adult Foster Care teams with practical guidance on waiver rules, abuse prevention, participant rights, dementia, mental illness, documentation, HIPAA, and person-centered care.
Clarify what a Medicaid waiver is, who it serves, and how to protect participant rights and dignity in daily practice across home care, residential care, and adult day care settings.
Strengthen your response to abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Learn definitions, reporting duties, cooperation with investigations, and how to build a culture of safety for vulnerable adults.
Explore Alzheimer’s and other dementias, mental illness, and strategies for working with difficult or complex clients while preserving dignity, calm, and therapeutic relationships.
This course helps waiver vendors and Adult Foster Care providers align daily operations with regulatory expectations while elevating the quality and safety of services delivered to vulnerable adults.