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APS site visits cost $5,000-$7,000
An APS site visit is a two-day process in which a team from APS meets with departmental stakeholders and prepares a report with recommendations for improvements. The team also forms an action plan to address the recommendations. APS then follows up one year after the visit with the department to assess the impact of the site visit and make improvements. The cost of the visit ranges from $5,000 to $7,000, depending on the number of participants.
An APS specialist can take action to address safety and quality of life issues. For example, they may bring in materials from a resource room, bring food and medication, or contact law enforcement. They can also remove a client from their home and place them in a hospital or alternate care facility. They may also use PCS funds to buy goods for the client.
APS provides study guide for site visit
After a site visit, APS will provide a report that contains recommendations. The departmental team can then come up with a plan to address the recommendations. Approximately 10 weeks after the site visit, APS will follow up with the department to assess the impact of the site visit and to help improve the program.
The site visit will take two days to complete and will involve a team from the APS and a team from the department. The team will prepare a short study guide before the visit and will also solicit input from the stakeholders in the department. The visiting team will include representatives from industry, government laboratories, and academia. The APS Site Visit Subcommittee will select the visiting group. The two-day site visit will consist of interviews with key stakeholders in the department.
APS follows up with departments a year after the site visit
Departments receive a detailed report after an APS site visit and can develop action plans to implement recommended changes. APS also follows up with departments a year later to evaluate the impact of the visit and make improvements. The final report is sent to the departmental team for review.
According to the APS report, the DHS agrees with the findings and is committed to addressing the issues identified. The agency has implemented improvements to better align its program with national standards and has trained new employees on capacity assessment tools. The agency has also expanded its outreach to include medical professionals and other stakeholders.
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