Minnesota Region 10 Quality Assurance

A Quality Assurance and Alternative Licensing System since 1997

Funded by the Minnesota State Legislature

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Minnesota Region 10 Quality Assurance

Region 10 Quality Assurance Under Development!

Due to the discontinuance of State Funding for the next two fiscal years, most of the alternative licensing system utilizing the VOICE review that is detailed on this website has been temporarily put on hold. Using volunteer support, the Region 10 Quality Assurance Commission is currently working to continue forward and build from our years of quality improvement experiences.

If you would like more information on our organization or would like to offer assistance, please send a message to:

General Voice Mail - (507) 287-2032 or General Email:
danz@mn-voice.org which are checked periodically.

or the Commission Chair, Linda Driessen (507) 281-6120
ldriessen@possabilities.org.

Mission:

The Mission of the Region 10 QA Commission is to develop and implement a person-centered QA process that significantly enhances the quality of life for persons with developmental disabilities. This process will be person-driven and responsive, assuring basic safety while promoting continuous improvement in the system and the service it provides.

Our Purpose:

The purpose of the Minnesota Region 10 Quality Assurance System is to continually improve the assistance provided to individuals with developmental disabilities. We do this by assessing the value people experience through the support and services received at home, at work or school and throughout the community. By combining results from an ongoing series of these assessments, we are able to develop an accurate sense of the patterns of support in our community. We are also able to identify "best practices," which we want spread throughout the system, and to focus on situations where improvement is needed.