Florida action guide · Verified July 26, 2026
Beyond Childhood · Florida NavigatorReport a correction

Enrolled; choosing services, delivery model, or providers

Compare provider-managed iBudget and CDC+

Compare who controls workers, budget tasks, scheduling, documentation, and backup before choosing.

Official sources checked 2026-07-26

Start here

Review Consumer-Directed Care Plus

Before you start

  • Support-plan outcomes, staffing needs, desired control, employer capacity, scheduling, backup, documentation, fiscal duties, health and safety, and available supporters.

Who to contact

Waiver support coordinator; CDC+ consultant and helpline 1-866-761-7043 for CDC+ information.

Step by step

  1. List the supports and outcomes that must be implemented.
  2. Compare provider-managed services with CDC+ responsibilities and safeguards.
  3. Record the choice, unresolved risks, and the next enrollment or authorization step.

Expected next

A documented delivery-model decision or a list of facts still needed before choosing.

Save this proof

Comparison, support-plan references, chosen model, employer and backup decisions, consultant contact, and next step.

If this stalls or the answer is no

Ask the support coordinator or CDC+ consultant to connect the disputed point to current program material before choosing.

Beyond Childhood planning aid

Delivery-model comparison

A Beyond Childhood planning aid derived from the official sources named below.

  • Who hires
  • Who schedules
  • Who supervises
  • Budget duties
  • Payroll support
  • Backup
  • Safeguards
  • Fit

Derived from iBudget Waiver Services, Consumer-Directed Care Plus

Official resources

Limits

CDC+ is an iBudget option with participant responsibilities; it is not unrestricted cash or a guarantee that every desired purchase is allowed.

Beyond Childhood’s checklists and prompts are planning aids derived from official sources. They are not official forms, legal advice, eligibility decisions, or guarantees of funding, capacity, quality, or service.

Checked sources

← Return to the Florida Adult Autism Navigator