TX HHS Form 1043. Post-Move Monitoring

The TX HHS Form 1043, Post-Move Monitoring, is a crucial document that helps ensure the successful transition of individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities from institutional settings to community-based care. This form is used in situations where individuals have transitioned or diverted from nursing facilities, medium or large community ICFIIID, or received Home and Community-based Services (HCS) crisis diversion slots.

The form requires the submission of personal information, including required post-move time frames, as well as essential supports that must be in place before the individual's transition. The Enhanced Community Coordination (ECC) coordinator is responsible for conducting post-move monitoring at all sites where essential supports are provided, and interviewing provider staff or family members to verify the presence of these supports.

The form also includes sections for non-essential supports and services identified in the individual's Transition or Diversion Plan. These items must be monitored during follow-up visits to ensure they are in place by the specified due date. The Social Security Administration is notified of the individual's transition if appropriate. By using this form, providers can ensure that essential supports are in place, reducing the risk of adverse impacts on the individual.

• The TX HHS Form 1043, Post-Move Monitoring, is used for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities transitioning from institutional settings to community-based care.
• The form requires personal information, essential supports, and non-essential supports and services identified in the individual's Transition or Diversion Plan.
• The Enhanced Community Coordination (ECC) coordinator is responsible for conducting post-move monitoring and interviewing provider staff or family members to verify the presence of essential supports.