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Service and Support Administration

What is an SSA?

A SERVICE & SUPPORT ADMINISTRATOR (SSA) uses a person-centered approach to assist individuals and families to define their needs and goals and the available resources to meet them.
 
Are you, or someone you know, (over the age of 3) diagnosed with a developmental disability?

The Service and Support Administration (SSA) Department is your resource to help you coordinate services offered through the Scioto County Board of Developmental Disabilities (SCBDD) and other local agencies. An SSA will serve as a single point of access for many of the services available to you.

What are some services provided by the SSA Department?

•    Completing needs assessments
•    Providing referral and linkage to needed community services
•    Developing and monitoring Individual Service Plans (ISPs)
•    Locating resources for assessed needs
•    Ensuring quality of services
•    Providing 24-hour crisis intervention
•    Making referrals to Social Security Administration, Medicaid, Home and· Community-Based Services Waivers, etc.
•    Attending Individual. Education Plan {IEP) meetings
•     Promoting advocacy and self-determination

What other services are available once I am determined to be eligible?

• Early Intervention (Birth to 6 years of age)  
• Family Directed Services
• Vern Riffe School (5 to 22 years of age)
• Special Olympics
• community and other Supported Employment
• Adult Day Services
• Choice Housing
• Transportation
• Behavior Support

How do I access an SSA?

To access an SSA, you should contact the Intake office by calling 353-8448. There, individuals will guide you through the process of eligibility for services provided by the SCBDD. Once determined eligible, Intake will refer you to an SSA.

If you or your family member are already eligible for SCBDD services and do not have a SSA, you would still need to contact the Intake office so they can make a referral.
The following information is a handbook provided by the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities
Download a brochure to learn more about the Service and Support Administration Department

Important updates for waiver recipients:

 

?? Waiver Modernization: What’s Changing & What’s Next

The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) is working to improve waiver services — making them more effective, person-centered, and responsive to real needs.

 

?? What’s Changing?
 DODD is transitioning to a new national assessment tool called interRAI to better match services to individual needs. This will replace the current ODDP and AAI assessments, based on feedback from people served, families, providers, and county boards.

 

?? No changes are happening just yet — but DODD wants you to stay informed and involved!

 

?? Here’s how you can learn more:

??‍??‍?? For people served & families:
 August 25 at noon

August 25 at 6 PM

 

?? For providers:
 August 27 at 11 AM

?? For county boards & SSAs:
  September 2 at noon

 

Stay connected and informed — your voice matters in shaping the future of support services!