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Welcome to ESRD Network 18
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Our Mission

To provide leadership and assistance to renal dialysis and transplant facilities in a manner
that supports continuous improvement in patient care, outcomes, safety and satisfaction.

Vocational Rehabilitation

These are programs, agencies or organizations that help individuals remain employed, retrain for other jobs, or otherwise help achieve the best quality of life you can.

Guidelines for Assessment and Referral to Vocational Rehabilitation
Pursuit of personal rehabilitation goals can help ESRD patients to stay healthier and feel better. This document offers guidelines that will help you in the process with your patients.

California Department of Rehabilitation Field Offices, By County

California One-Stop Sites: One Stop Career Centers, By County

Employment Facilitation Letters
Sample letters that may be useful to your dialysis patients who are employed. Letters may be altered to suit the needs of your patients.

Employment Networks
SSA-approved organizations that provide job training and other employment services and support to Ticket-to-Work holders who want to work.

Life Options
(look for Rehabilitation Advisory Council LORAC)
Publication: Employment: A Kidney Patient's Guide to Working and Paying for Treatment booklet

List of Dialysis Facilities with shifts starting after 5p.m.

Resources on Health-Related Quality of Life Measures (QOL)
This document lists several examples of QOL Measures that are available and the areas the tool measures. Websites where the tools can be accessed are also included.

Social Security Offices Publications:
Your Ticket to Work
Working While Disabled - How We Can Help
Working While Disabled - A Guide to Plans for Achieving Self-Support

State of California Vocational Rehabilitation Services Application

Ticket to Work Program
Describes the program, how to get one and how it works

Vocational Rehabilitation Services Information
How to apply, what comes next, order of selection

Vocational Rehabilitation Website Resources
Employment and Disability Websites

Work Incentives Planning and Assistance Program (WIPA)
The WIPA replaced the former Benefits Planning Assistance and Outreach (BPAO) Program, in September 30, 2006.

 



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