For Regional Centers

Meet client expectations efficiently

For many case managers, referring families to SDP sounds like more work.

But NeuroNav actually lifts that burden by streamlining the process by acting as a bridge between case manager, family, FMS and regional center.

We are a trusted and experienced provider that has helped hundreds of families in SDP strategize and implement the most effective programs and providers for their needs.

From policy changes to understanding the nuances of SDP, NeuroNav has all your clients unique questions answered.

Simplifying SDP to reduce administrative burden

While SDP promises a more customized experience for clients, the program requires meticulous paperwork, budget calculations, and vendor sourcing — all on top of a case manager’s already heavy workload. NeuroNav’s expertise in SDP budgeting, Person-Centered Planning, FMS administration, and vendor selection ensures that families are set up for success, reducing delays and confusion. This partnership allows case managers to focus on guiding families rather than drowning in paperwork.

Clients often have unique requests, making it difficult to find the right providers. NeuroNav streamlines this process by providing structured guidance on what SDP supports, organizing client needs efficiently, and leveraging its expertise and proprietary database to connect clients with the right resources.

With NeuroNav, case managers don’t have to find or play the SDP “guru” role — our team ensures that the right services are sourced and expectations are met, reducing stress and confusion for families.

The new IPP person-centered plan (PCP) requirement adds another layer of complexity to case loads. Case managers are now responsible for ensuring every case aligns with a personalized, detailed plan—similar to NeuroNav’s existing person-centered planning approach.

NeuroNav helps alleviate this burden by working alongside case managers and families to develop comprehensive, well-structured IPP plans that align with Self-Determination Program (SDP) requirements. As an experienced Independent Facilitator, NeuroNav streamlines the process by gathering the right information, organizing client goals, and ensuring all necessary elements are included—without requiring case managers to start from scratch.

We turn the question,

What does a good life
look like for you?

into an actionable, lasting plan that empowers each individual to thrive.

I think [the Person-centered Planning process] was a great experience for me. I learned some new things about myself.

Ashley is 33 years old and lives with her parents. She sings in the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir and is passionate about all things music.

Goals: Use the Self-Determination Program to continue attending her day program part-time while gaining access to a Braille instructor and taking online classes at a local community college.

How NeuroNav worked with Ashley:

Self-advocacy training
Supporting stress and emotion management workshops
Helping her manage financial management systems and develop more of a financial skillset
Providing resources on independent living
Helping identify employment opportunities in the music industry
Transportation and mobility options near her home
Finding meditation and stress-relief classes