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What Is a PPEC
PPEC stands for Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care. It refers to a type of healthcare program designed to provide comprehensive medical services and specialized care for children with complex medical needs. These programs are typically daycare centers that offer a range of services, including nursing care, therapy services (physical, occupational, and speech therapy), educational activities, and social interactions.
Children who require PPEC services often have chronic medical conditions or complex healthcare needs that necessitate ongoing medical attention. PPEC centers aim to support these children and their families by providing a structured and nurturing environment during daytime hours. The goal is to enhance the quality of life for both the children and their families by addressing their medical, developmental, and social needs in an integrated and coordinated manner.
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How to qualify for PPEC
Qualifying for Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care (PPEC) involves meeting certain criteria, and the eligibility process may vary depending on the specific regulations and requirements of the state or country where the PPEC facility is located. Generally, the following factors are considered when determining eligibility for PPEC services:
1. **Medical Necessity:**
- A child must have complex medical needs that require skilled nursing care, therapeutic services, or other specialized care on an ongoing basis.
2. **Age Criteria:**
- PPEC facilities typically serve children from birth to 21, depending on state regulations. Eligibility may be based on the child's age.
3. **Physician's Prescription:**
- A qualified healthcare professional, usually the child's primary care physician or a specialist, could provide a prescription or referral for PPEC services. This prescription should outline the medical necessity for the child's participation in the PPEC program.
4. **Medical Assessment:**
- A comprehensive medical assessment is often required to evaluate the child's health status, medical needs, and any specific therapies or interventions that may be necessary.
5. **Developmental or Educational Needs:**
- In addition to medical criteria, some PPEC programs may consider developmental or educational needs when determining eligibility. This could involve collaboration with educational professionals or therapists.
6. **Insurance Coverage:**
- Families should check with their health insurance provider to determine if PPEC services are covered. Insurance coverage may play a significant role in determining eligibility and the types of services available to the child. Fully covered by Medicaid.
7. **Financial Considerations:**
- Some families may qualify for financial assistance or government programs that support the costs associated with PPEC services. Eligibility for such programs can depend on factors such as income and household size.
8. **Geographical Location:**
- PPEC eligibility may be influenced by the family's proximity to a PPEC facility. Availability and access to these services can vary by location.
9. **Caregiver Commitment:**
- The family must be committed to actively participating in the child's care plan and attending required sessions at the PPEC facility.
Families interested in enrolling their child in a PPEC program should contact the PPEC facility directly to inquire about specific eligibility criteria and the enrollment process. The facility's staff can guide families through the necessary steps and provide information on required documentation, assessments, and any other requirements that need to be fulfilled. Additionally, consulting with the child's healthcare team, including the primary care physician and specialists, is essential in navigating the eligibility process for PPEC.
Dear Parents
This is What we do
(and do well)
Comprehensive Care: From medical attention to therapeutic services, education, and social interactions, we offer a holistic approach to your child's well-being under one roof.
Qualified Professionals: Our team comprises skilled nurses, therapists, educators, and Licensed Doctors who are not just experts in their fields but also passionate about creating a positive and enriching experience for your child.
Safe and Stimulating Environment: Our center is designed to be a haven for your child – a place where they can learn, grow, and play in a secure and stimulating setting.
Family-Centered Approach: We believe in collaboration. Your family is an integral part of the care team, and we work closely with you to ensure continuity between our center and your home.
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Simplicity is what we strive to achieve for your Family.
Services We Offer
Nursing Care:
Skilled nursing services provided by licensed nurses to address medical needs, administer medications, and monitor the overall health of the child.
Therapeutic Services:
Physical therapy to address mobility and gross motor skills.
Occupational therapy to improve fine motor skills and daily living activities.
Speech therapy to address communication, language, and swallowing issues.
Medical Care:
Monitoring and management of chronic medical conditions.
Administration of medications, including intravenous (IV) therapies if necessary.
Coordination of medical care with the child's primary care physician and specialists.
Educational Support:
Educational services to support the child's academic needs, including assistance with homework and coordination with the child's school.
Nutritional Support:
Dietary planning and support, including feeding assistance for children with specific nutritional needs.
Respiratory Care:
Monitoring and management of respiratory conditions, including the use of ventilators or other respiratory support devices.
Social Services:
Social work services to assist families with resources, support, and coordination of care.
Developmental Monitoring:
Ongoing assessment and monitoring of the child's developmental progress.
Recreational and Play Activities:
Structured recreational and play activities to promote socialization and engagement.
Transportation Services:
Assistance with transportation to and from the PPEC facility if needed.
Assistive Technology:
Integration and support for the use of assistive technology devices that enhance the child's independence and functioning.
Behavioral Support:
Behavioral assessments and interventions to address any behavioral challenges the child may be experiencing.
Family Support and Training:
Training and support for parents and caregivers to manage the child's care at home.
