ON TRAC Transition to Adult Care Timeline

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ON TRAC Transition to Adult Care Timeline “Take it step by step, moment by moment – break it into small manageable pieces. Pat yourself on the back for steps accomplished” …a parent who has been there. 14 16 17 18 15 12-13 19 Age 12-13 Age 14 Age 15 Age 16 . Age 17 Age 18 Age 19-24 Start Youth Quiz & Parent/Family Checklist Make copies of Birth Certificate Learn how to Just TRAC it! Confirm and visit Family Practitioner (FP) once year Start/ review Individualized Education Plan (IEP) if needed Confirm adult insurance; Pharmacare, medical, dental, extended and Non-insured Confirm Adult Specialists and FPs received all transition documents Apply for PWD bus pass, parking permits, Handy dart, and travel coverage Discuss/ confirm legal guardian, Representation Agreement, signing of consents Look for funding to support travel and accommodation for Adult health care visits Explore savings options & tax credits available Confirm adult suppliers for supplies and equipment Visit FP up to twice/year – ensure he/she is getting Specialist letters and reports Get BC Identification & Social Insurance Number Learn about transition social workers & case managers Start a transition binder Create your own ‘Path’ or plan for the future Visit FP at least twice /year Visit Adult specialist(s) once/year List all adult care providers and services Confirm living and support services Explore education and vocational opportunities, scholarships & bursaries Start Here Explore options for driving Develop a work and/or career plan If eligible, apply for Persons with Disability (PWD) - open a PWD bank account (at 17.5 years) Plan for high school graduation or extension Apply for ‘Special Accommodation” if attending post secondary schools Make final appointments/identify adult occupational & physical therapists, dietician & other services needed Collect all transition documents (letters, assessments, reports and checklists) Confirm 1st appointments for all Adult specialist(s) Create a health care plan if moving away for school Assess and update all equipment & supplies Future Goals Connect with other youth through camps, sports and activities outside of school Talk to your FP about sexual and/ or emotional health issues Practice self-care and/or directing others Plan for after high school – review IEP If home/ living services are needed - learn about eligibility Determine if a Psycho-Educational assessment is needed/ current Start a list of all Adult specialists, care providers and services Make a list of medications, supplies and equipment needed Learn about educational grants, bursaries and scholarships Note: Not all items will apply to everyone. To learn more visit www.ontracbc.ca Family Toolkit for explanations, tips, handouts and resources.