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Provider Administration Tasks in UPI
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UPI is a management system that gives the Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD) provider access to information about the people they serve. UPI can be accessed anywhere the user has an internet connection, i.e. computer, tablet, phone .
DSPD employees, as well as providers who have a valid, open contract to serve people receiving supports and services with DSPD, and who are in good standing with the Department of Human Services can access UPI.
Each provider will have assigned designated employee (s) within the company that will have UPI access. A complete set of documents / security access forms will need to be submitted in order to have access approved. These forms explain the requirements, expectations, and agreements for using the UPI system.
Providers who deliver services listed upon the person centered support plan (PCSP) of a person are granted access in UPI for that person's information. The provider can only see payment history and other related information / statistics about the services they are delivering to the person. There are "roles" that are used to separate financial information from incident reporting access.
The main screen of UPI gives the provider a listing of the case load specified to them and allows for easy maneuvering to apply sorting and filtering features.
