Upcoming Board Meetings & Closures at DCBDD
BOARD MEETING
Thursday, June 11th at 6:30 p.m.
Byxbe Building, 1610 State Route 521
CLOSURES
Friday, June 19th
Friday, July 3rd
General Updates
Independent Provider Overtime Process
After an independent provider has worked sixty hours in a work week providing any Medicaid-funded services as an independent provider, that independent provider may provide additional units of services under a home and community-based services Medicaid waiver component administered by the department as an independent provider in that work week only when authorized by the Service and Support Administrator (SSA) for the individual for whom the additional services are provided or due to an emergency.
- Requests for overtime exceeding 60 hours shall be submitted to the SSA using page 3 of the Overtime and limit on number of hours in a work week the IP may provide services procedure.
- Planned overtime requests shall be submitted to the SSA at least 30 days before the planned event.
- Emergency overtime requests shall be submitted to the SSA within 72 hours of the overage.
DCBDD Earns 3-year Accreditation
We are proud to announce that the Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities has been awarded a 3 Year Accreditation by the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities! This recognition, the highest award possible, reflects our team’s unwavering dedication to high-quality supports for people with developmental disabilities and their families in our community.
Recognize an Outstanding Provider!
Know an outstanding provider making a difference in someone’s life?
Help us celebrate the people who go above and beyond by submitting them for our Outstanding Provider Recognition Program. It’s a great way to recognize dedication, compassion, and impact in our community.
Abuser Registry Updates
Theresa Bettinger, DOB: 02/21/1971
Maleek Talib Nickelson, DOB: 02/09/1999
Le’Dyon Saxton, DOB: 03/04/2000
If you believe these individuals are in your employ or seeking employment with your organization, you should follow published procedures for verifying the applicant/employee is not on the registry. If you have questions regarding this information, please contact the DODD registry unit at 1-866-313-673.
Sign up for abuser registry updates to be alerted when the abuser registry is updated.
Community Resources
Delaware Area Career Center Job Board
Post your job openings on the DACC Community Job Board. This platform serves as a bridge between your organization and DACC’s highly skilled students and the broader community.
Job openings are shared with students in applicable programs and promotions for your job openings are shared on digital monitors around DACC and on their social media.
24/7 Support from HelpLine
Looking for support or not sure where to turn? HelpLine is a free, confidential resource available 24/7 to connect individuals and families with the help they need. Whether you’re facing a crisis, feeling overwhelmed, or just need information about local services, trained specialists are ready to listen and guide you to the right resources. Call, text, or dial 2-1-1 to get connected anytime.
Learn more: Visit HelpLine
Provider Resources from DCBDD: Available 24/7
Want to know about provider responsibilities?
View trainings and other resources
Have a billing question?
Need help with something else?
Need service delivery documentation or financial ledgers?
Need help setting up Electronic Visit Verification (EVV)?
Trainings
2026 Online Supervisory Development Series
All courses:
- 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. ET
- Live via Zoom
- Designed for both new and experienced supervisors
These highly practical, field-tested trainings are built specifically for supervisors in human services and disability services organizations. Meets mandatory training for Directors of Operations.
For More Information, Pricing, or Group Scheduling, or to arrange on-site training:
The Academy for Professional Development
513.237.2449
info@academyforpd.com
www.academyforpd.com
4050 Executive Park Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45241
This comprehensive foundation course helps supervisors analyze their leadership style, identify strengths and growth areas, and strengthen their overall effectiveness. Participants gain practical tools for building strong relationships, creating positive culture, communicating expectations, managing performance, and leading teams with confidence. Ideal both for new supervisors and for experienced leaders who want a strong skills refresher.
This course focuses on improving hiring decisions in the disability services and human services field. Participants learn how to identify the most important qualities in DSP candidates, design behavior-based interview questions, and conduct more effective interviews. The course also teaches how to deliver realistic job previews that reduce early turnover and improve long-term retention.
This course helps supervisors take control of their workload while still effectively leading others. Participants learn how to prioritize, plan, organize, delegate, and manage competing demands. The training focuses on practical, real-world systems that reduce overwhelm, improve follow-through, and create more consistent, intentional leadership.
This course guides supervisors through the principles and practice of ethical leadership in disability and human services settings. Participants apply a Supervisor Code of Ethics to real-world scenarios, examine gray areas, and strengthen their ability to make sound, values-based decisions. The training emphasizes accountability, professionalism, trust, and protecting the integrity of the individuals served and the organization.
OHCA Leadership Bootcamp
June 23-24, 2026
OHCA | Westerville, OH
Join the Ohio Health Care Association (OHCA) for an exclusive 2-Day Leadership Bootcamp led by leadership expert Molly J. Mackey, Chief Learning Officer with LEAdeRNship Institute.
Designed for healthcare professionals, this immersive experience will help you:
- Build high-performing teams
- Lead through change with confidence
- Strengthen communication & accountability
- Foster trust, psychological safety & emotional intelligence
For administrators, managers, supervisors & emerging leaders across long-term and post-acute care.
TechSummit 2026
DODD will host a one‑day tech summit focused on supportive technology that helps people with disabilities live, work, and connect in their communities.
Join DODD on September 18, 2026, from 9 AM–4:30 PM at The Conference Center at OCLC in Dublin, Ohio. Attendees will hear from people with lived experience, learn from experts, and see technology that supports people with disabilities.
Registration details will be shared soon!
Community Events
Ohio Young Adult Advisory Council (OYAC)
The Ohio Young Adult Advisory Council (OYAC) is a statewide initiative focused on elevating the voices of young adults with disabilities and ensuring their lived experiences help shape policies, programs, and services across Ohio. OYAC creates meaningful opportunities for young adults to share their perspectives, influence statewide decisions, and help improve systems designed to support them. Meetings are held virtually twice each month and provide a welcoming, supportive space where every voice matters. Young adults interested in advocacy, leadership, and making a difference are encouraged to learn more and get involved. Email michaeluheryeti@gmail.com for more information or to get connected.
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