Provider Discovery Review Results

The Florida Statewide Quality Assurance program uses the Provider Discovery Review (PDR) process to determine whether services that support individuals are:

• efficient,
• effective,
• rendered to their satisfaction.

A Provider Discovery Review (PDR) monitors the provider for compliance with regulations and accountability in delivering Medicaid Waiver supports and services to people, and is conducted for all Waiver Support Coordinator Qualified Organizations and service providers. A PDR includes a review of:

• Administrative requirements
• Minimum qualifications and training
• Waiver services a provider renders
• Use of person-centered practices

For more information about this type of review go to the Qlarant Resource Center

For all applicable standards, providers get a score of “Met”, “Not Met”, ‘Not Applicable” or “Not Met-No Fault”

• “Met” means the provider has met the required performance standard.
• “Not Met” means the provider does not meet the required performance standard.
• “Not Applicable” means the performance standard does not apply to the provider.
• “Not Met-No Fault” means the standard applies to the provider but is Not Met due to delay in obtaining Regional APD approval in specific situations.