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Keyword Details: IRIS

Include, Respect, I Self-Direct (IRIS) is a self directed program for Wisconsin's frail elders and adults with disabilities who meet a nursing home level of care. A Publicly Funded Long-Term Care program.

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Family Care, Partnership and IRIS Ombudsman Program
Provides ombudsman services to IRIS enrollees, potential enrollees. An Ombudsman is an advocate. The ombudsman can assist individuals living in their own homes, supported apartments or any other residential settings. The IRIS Ombudsman Program offers many free services, including: - Provide info... (Click here for more)
GT Independence-IRIS Wisconsin Office
GT Independence enables individuals with long term care needs or disabilities to easily hire and employ caregivers legally by handling all required employer and employee paperwork, time tracking, payroll, tax filings and insurance concerns as a fiscal intermediary. Services part of Medicaid Waiver ... (Click here for more)
ICA-Advocates4U, LLC
Advocates4U, LLC is a Wisconsin certified IRIS (Include, Respect, I Self-Direct) Consultant agency, empowering older adults and adults with disabilities. Advocates4U, LLC consultants partner with IRIS participants to reach the goals they desire by exercising choice, control and freedom to design th... (Click here for more)
ICA-Connections
IRIS (Include, Respect, I Self-Direct) IRIS is Wisconsin's Self-directed Supports Program for older people and adults with disabilities. IRIS builds upon the belief that every person, regardless of age or ability, has the right to lead a meaningful life. You determine what your meaningful life lo... (Click here for more)
ICA-First Person Care Consultants
First Person Care Consultants is a nonprofit organization and certified IRIS Consultant Agency (ICA). Provide experienced consultants to support IRIS Wisconsin participants as they self-direct programming for services. IRIS (Include, Respect, I Self-Direct) IRIS is Wisconsin's Self-directed Suppo... (Click here for more)
ICA-TMG
IRIS (Include, Respect, I Self-Direct) IRIS is Wisconsin's Self-directed Supports Program for older people and adults with disabilities. IRIS participants and their families self-direct the plan components that work best for them, and TMG is available to partner with people for as long as they’re i... (Click here for more)
iLIFE- Financial Service Agent
iLIFE serves as an employer agent for participants in self-directed support programs. Participants hire their own employees and choose the services their workers provide. We manage payroll and bill payment to ease the administrative burden for participants as they achieve and maintain their indepen... (Click here for more)
Ombudsman Program
An Ombudsman is an advocate for long term care consumers. The Ombudsman Program has, by law, the authority to have contact with any resident or tenant of a Wisconsin nursing home, Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF), Residential Care Apartment Complex (RCAC), Adult Family Home (AFH), or per... (Click here for more)
Premier Financial Management Services
Premier Financial Services provides Fiscal Employer Agent and Fiscal Conduit services to individuals in long-term care programs throughout the country. Founded to serve people with disabilities in our community. Services offered: - Processing new hire paperwork - Completing worker background checks ... (Click here for more)
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