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Personal Assistance Services (PAS) provided through the Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services (DRS), sometimes called attendant care, is a range of non-medical services provided by one or more persons, designed to assist a consumer with a significant physical disability with daily living activities. These consumer-directed services include transferring, bathing, eating, dressing or other physical activities.
DRS manages three PAS programs:
· Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) PAS;
· State-funded PAS; and
· PAS for Individuals with Brain Injury.
Each program has general and program specific eligibility criteria. An assessment is required for participation in any of these programs and comparable benefits, such as Medicaid Waiver PAS programs, must be examined before PAS services are provided by DRS.
Applications and other forms related to the PAS Program, as well as Personal Assistance Services, The Consumer & Personal Assistant Handbook, are available in MS Word and PDF (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) formats at:
http://www.vadrs.org/formscabinet/Formscabinet.asp?pass=et1&t1=PAS&pg=
DRS Financial Participation in Cost of Services
Department of Rehabilitative Services Overview
Virginia Benefit Information System Welcome and Introduction
For more information about DRS PAS services, go to: http://www.vadrs.org/cbs/pas.htm.
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