Still, no answers! ABI Resources contacted the state's Department of Social Services DSS and the Community Options Un… — 2023-05-09 e3b26556

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Still, no answers! ABI Resources contacted the state's Department of Social Services DSS and the Community Options Unit COU in an effort to obtain clarity on these concerns months ago. Jennifer Cavallaro, the Social Services Program Division Director for the Division of Health Services Community Options Unit; Amy Dumont, LCSW, the Social Services Program Manager; Elizabeth Orejuela, the Community Nurse Coordinator, and Michael Slitt, Staff Attorney at the Connecticut Department of Social Services, have been contacted, but as of now, a clear response has yet to be provided. Ongoing Silence on Lack of Transparency in Connecticut's Federally Funded Programs Raises Alarm! Explore the ongoing silence surrounding the lack of transparency and accountability in Connecticut's federally funded programs for brain-injured individuals, raising concerns and demanding attention. Medicaid MFP program and ABI Waiver Program. https://www.ctbraininjury.com/post/unaddressed-concerns-silence-transparency-ct-federally-funded-programs Connecticut, brain-injured individuals, transparency, accountability, Approved Provider Directory, care management referral processes, Medicaid agency providers, lack of access, concerns, confusion, investigation, advocacy, Freedom of Information Act, ongoing silence. CT DSS Department of social services ABI Resources proudly collaborates with esteemed organizations such as the Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS), the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS), Connecticut Community Care (CCC), Connecticut Community Care Incorporated (CCCI), Southwestern Connecticut Area on Aging (SWCAA), Western Connecticut Area on Aging (WCAAA), Allied Community Resources (ACR), Access Health, and United Services.