Quality Assessment Project Dashboards

Adult In-Person Survey

Adult Family Survey

Child Family Survey

Family/Guardian Survey

How can this help you?

These surveys help give consumers and families information about how their Regional Center is doing

Standard measures are used across states to assess the outcomes of supports and services provided to individuals and families. Quality assessment indicators address key areas of concern including employment, rights, service planning, community inclusion, choice, and health and safety.

Why is this important?

The responses to these surveys help California identify essential changes necessary to improve the quality of the service delivery system at a statewide and local level.

 

Quality Assessment Indicators

 

Adult In-Person Survey

This is administered to individuals with an intellectual/developmental disability who receive at least one service other than case management. 

HAS PAID JOB IN THE COMMUNITY

 

LIKES HOME OR WHERE S/HE LIVES

 

%

2017/18

%

2014/15

%

2017/18

%

2014/15

Adult Family Survey

This is administered to families who have an adult (18 years or older) with an intellectual/developmental disability who lives in the family home and receives at least one service other than case management. 

FAMILY MEMBER TAKE PART IN ACTIVITIES IN THE COMMUNITY

 

SERVICES AND SUPPORTS HAVE MADE A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE IN FAMILY’S LIFE

 

%

2016/17

%

2013/14

%

2016/17

%

2013/14

Child Family Survey

This is administered to families who have a child with an intellectual or developmental disability who lives in the family’s home and receives at least one service other than case management. 

HAS PAID JOB IN THE COMMUNITY

 

FAMILY SUPPORTS HAVE IMPROVED RESPONDENT’S ABILITY TO CARE FOR CHILD

 

%

2015/16

%

2012/13

%

2015/16

%

2012/13

Family/Guardian Survey

This is administered to families who have an adult (18 years or older) with an intellectual/developmental disability who does not live in the family home and receives at least one service other than case management. 

FAMILY MEMBER HAS AN INDIVIDUAL PROGRAM PLAN (IPP)

 

LIKES HOME OR WHERE S/HE LIVES

 

%

2016/17

%

2013/14

%

2016/17

%

2013/14

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