RESOURCES
ATTENTION! Family Members & Caregivers
People with IDD May be Accompanied at Emergency and Hospital Admissions
The Department of Developmental Services (CT DDS) has issued a notice that a family member or caregiver of someone with IDD living in their own home may accompany them during emergency department visits and hospital admissions. CLICK HERE for more information.
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If you or your loved one receives DDS supports, print and fill out the DDS COVID-19 Pandemic- Hospital Admissions and Emergency Department Notice. If you are turned away by a hospital after presenting this form, contact Disability Rights Connecticut at 800 842-7303.
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Print and prepare a COVID-19 DISABILITY FORM which provides information on communication, behavior, and co-occuring diagnoses.
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Print and prepare the "My Health Passport" which includes information on medications, medical issues and preferences.
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