TX HHS Form 2260. LIDDA Permanency Planning Instrument (PPI) for Children Younger Than 22 Years. Family Directed Plan

The TX HHS Form 2260, LIDDA Permanency Planning Instrument (PPI) for Children Younger Than 22 Years, Family Directed Plan, is a tool used to facilitate permanency planning for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This form helps solve the problem of creating a comprehensive plan for a child's care and well-being, ensuring their needs are met and they receive the necessary support.

The PPI has four main sections: Identifying Information, PPI Completed Based On, PPI Completed By Agency or Affiliation, and Information About the Person. The form requires essential information such as the person's name, date of birth, facility admission date, LIDDA comp code, and Medicaid number or client ID. Section 2 allows for the documentation of discussions with the family, facility staff, and observation of the person. Section 3 captures the agency's involvement in the permanency planning process.

This form is typically used when a child requires a comprehensive plan to ensure their permanency and well-being. The PPI helps identify the child's needs, personality characteristics, and any sensory impairments or related conditions they may have. By completing this form, agencies can develop a family-directed plan that addresses the unique needs of each child.