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Investigative Services
Pricing
Investigative Service Products
Core Product:
MUI Investigations
Value Added Benefits:
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Liaison
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Policy and Procedure Development
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County Contact Meetings
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Training and Technical Assistance
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Quality Outcomes and Statistical
Analysis
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Participation in Review Processes
INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES –
COMPREHENSIVE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
CORE
PRODUCT / MUI INVESTIGATIONS:
The Office of Investigations for MEORC
implements a Major Unusual Incident
Investigation Program utilizing
consistent processes thru the use of
Investigative Agents, certified in
accordance with 5123:2-17-02 (OAC),
which support stakeholders in responding
to, assisting with and averting threats
to the health, safety and welfare of the
individuals served.
Investigation Program
MEORC-MUI operates a flexible and
responsive unit of investigators, twenty
four hours a day seven days a week, with
availability and emergency contact
available via cell phone. Implements
internal control and oversight
procedures to ensure that quality
information in regarding the
investigation is completed and provided
in a format to ensure that subjectivity
is not a part of the report.
As the Investigative Agent, MEORC
participates in any external process
related to the Abuser Registry, Criminal
Court Cases, Provider Certification
Processes and Unemployment
claims/denials as related to the Major
Unusual Incident process.
MEORC-MUI assumes all responsibility
associated with personnel issues related
to the Investigative Agent’s, thus
eliminating and/or sharing the
responsibility with the stakeholders.
VALUE ADDED BENEFITS:
Liaison
Successful and positive relationship
with ODMR/DD and, in many instances,
serves as liaison for stakeholders.
Advises member county boards on pending
rules and their predicted impact on the
local delivery system.
Works with and provides information to
the ODMR/DD’s Abuser Registry staff for
the review and placement of offenders on
the Abuse Registry.
Develops, maintains and improves
relationships and training with Children
Services Bureau and Law Enforcement as
well as other community agencies.
Serves on state committees as requested
in order to provide a collective voice
(representing 20% of the State of Ohio’s
88 County Boards) to ensure that the
needs/concerns of the participating
County Boards are heard.
County Contact Meetings
Coordinates/conducts routine training
meetings for stakeholders to assist with
the successful administration of
services. Assists participants to
connect with neighboring County Boards
to share information regarding
successful procedures. These training
meetings provide CEU’s to assist staff
in maintaining certification as ODMR/DD
approved growth credit.
Policy and Procedure Development
Assists with the development of updated
policy and procedures related to the
Major Unusual Incident Rule and mandates
associated with the process.
Advises member county boards on pending
rules and their predicted impact on the
local delivery system.
Provides the stakeholders with
assistance and wording relative to local
Policy and Procedures associated with
the Major Unusual Incident Rule and its
related components.
Training and Technical
Assistance
Stakeholders receive the benefits of
Investigative Agents from MEORC staff
and the specialization and expertise in
the area of health and safety.
Available on a daily basis for technical
assistance to review specific details of
incidents to ensure appropriate
classifications and determination as a
Major Unusual Incident.
Serves as a resource to stakeholders for
written forms and verbal assistance when
developing processes or handling unique
situations.
Provides individualized training and
technical assistance to staff that is
completing the Administrative duties
required by rule to ensure that
compliance standards are implemented and
monitored.
MEORC-MUI provides individual technical
assistance to ensure that stakeholders
are provided with the needed tools to
ensure appropriate reporting and
investigating in accordance with the
Major Unusual Incident Rule.
Assists with coordinating and conducting
Major Unusual Incident Rule training
regionally/locally to assist
stakeholders in meeting the requirements
of annual and ongoing Rule Training.
Provides technical assistance in regards
to what customized processes appear to
work best for other counties and how a
process can be implemented to assist
each individual stakeholder.
Provides stakeholders with updated
information regarding changes which
occur in the system and assists in
making changes in processes in
accordance with mandates.
Provides assistance to stakeholders
regarding the prevention of similar
Incidents occurring in the future based
upon past experience related to unique
situations.
Quality Outcomes and Statistical
Analysis
Provides routine updated information and
statistical analysis related to the
Major Unusual Incident process to assist
stakeholders with the monitoring and
measuring of outcome based services and
the improvement of the delivery of
services.
Due to the unique structure and
availability of statistical data,
MEORC-MUI is able to provide an analysis
of trends/patterns and county to county
comparisons in terms of the total of
Major Unusual Incidents and also types
of the types of Incidents reported.
Participation in Review
Processes
Provides historical information in
regards to the outcomes of recent
reviews which assists in making
immediate changes to internal processes
and improve the delivery of services for
the future. Prepares stakeholders for
the external review processes conducted
by outside entities through the
implementation of a “reciprocal
oversight process”. This process
identifies areas which require
improvement both in the investigation
and Administrative processes required by
rule.
Attends, participates and assists the
stakeholders and ODMR/DD in all annual
reviews, accreditation reviews and
registry reviews conducted at the county
level with hands on experience of a
minimum of 18 reviews annually.
Assists stakeholders with Plans of
Corrections necessary to maintain
compliance with the Major Unusual
Incident rule and assists with the
implementation of new processes to
overcome these barriers. Assists
stakeholders with input related to the
completion of Accreditation, Quality
Outcomes Processes, Plans of Corrections
and Best Practices Standards, as well as
all other external review processes.
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MEORC Pricing
(effective 3-1-08)
Nurse Quality Assessment Reviews
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Nurse Quality
Assessment Reviews
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$240 per
occurrence
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Medication Administration and
Health Related Training and
Certification
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Initial
Certification 1
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$80 per
participant
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Initial
Certification 2 and 3
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$60 per
participant
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Continuing
Education Certification 1, 2, or
3
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$40 per
participant
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Authorized Representative Payee
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$35 per month
per individual
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Special Note: The majority of
MEORC products are typically purchased
through bundling of products/services to
address common customer needs. The
bundling of products and services
results in less cost and increased value
for our customer.
Please contact MEORC and request
pricing information if you desire any
products/services listed in our product
directory. Please visit our website
www.meorc.com for all up to date contact
information.
This pricing is specific to
member county boards located in Region
V.
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