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Case Management- For Persons With Developmental Disabilities and Related Conditions
Who Can Receive Case Management?
You must have a diagnosis of mental retardation or a related condition, a below average IQ and deficits in adaptive behavior. These conditions must have started before your 22nd birthday.
How Do I Know If I Qualify?
The county will request information about you, or help you arrange for assessments to be completed by other agencies. The requested information will include:
What Can Case Management Do For Me?
Once your eligibility for services has been determined, you will be assigned a Service Coordinator. Your Service Coordinator will offer assistance in:
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Identifying your needs for supports and services by assessing your basic needs, social skills and interpersonal relationships, self care skills, home living skills, cognitive abilities, health and safety concerns, communication, vocational skills, community use and legal representation.
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Developing an Individual Service Plan, which identifies your service and support needs.
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Locating and assisting you in accessing needed services and supports. Services can only be authorized/initiated if/when funding is available.
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Coordinating the delivery of services to you.
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Monitoring your services to ensure your needs are being met, and your civil and legal rights are being protected.
How Do I Get Started?
Call our Intake Workers:
507 328-6612
507 328-6643
FAIR TREATMENT IS YOUR RIGHT
You have the right to fair, nondiscriminatory treatment. Neither the Minnesota Department of Human Services nor County Agencies may discriminate against anyone because of their Race, Color, National Origin, Religion, Sex, Sexual Orientation, Age, Marital Status, or because of a Physical, Mental or Emotional Disability.
If you feel you have been discriminated against for any of these reasons, you may file a complaint with: | 
Official Olmsted County Website
Location:
Children & Families > Developmental Disabilities-Adult
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