A draft report on Person-Centered Planning has been released nationwide.  It is open for public comment until December 2, 2019. The report seeks to define person-centered planning and describe ways to strengthen person-centered planning for individuals who use long-term supports and services.   

The federal Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is working with partners, self-advocates, caregivers and providers to build a stronger long-term supports and system in the United States that works better for everyone.  The goal is for people with disabilities and older adults to have more choice, control and access to quality services that support independence, good health, and quality of life.       

National Quality Forum (NQF) put together a multi-stakeholder committee to draft this report.  The committee is made up of individuals with lived experience with disabilities, family members, and professionals who have extensive experience with person centered planning. 

	NQF PCP Draft Interim Report
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