SOR II Rollover: A & B Client Document

SOR II Rollover Meeting

Thank you to everyone that attended our SOR II rollover meeting on Monday! If you were unable to attend or would like a refresher of the information presented, please review the training recording, training slides, and resource guide on the SOR II Rollover resource page.

A & B Client Documents in Dropbox Folder

As was discussed in the SOR II rollover meeting, every agency now has an "A & B Clients" document in their shared Dropbox folder. This document lists all potential "A" clients and "B" clients. As a reminder of what "A" clients and "B" clients mean:

  • "A" clients = clients who completed intake and follow-up windows in SOR I, still receiving SOR-funded services in SOR II

  • "B" clients = clients who completed an intake in SOR I but have not yet done a follow-up (as of Nov. 5), still receiving SOR-funded services in SOR II

The "A & B Clients" document in your Dropbox folder includes all potential "A" clients and "B" clients to be rolled over into SOR II (including clients that have completed a discharge GPRA). If the client is no longer receiving services, you do not need to roll them over. If the client is receiving SOR II services, please complete the online SOR II Rollover Consent Survey Form at the next appointment for "A" clients and at the follow-up GPRA for "B" clients.

Please reach out to SORSupport@omni.org with any questions! We know this can be confusing and we are here to help.

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