Consumer OnBoarding

Please fill out all the necessary forms below

At Trinity Omniscient Care, we strive to ensure that our customers have convenient access to their onboarding documents. To that end, we ask that you take the time to fill out each of the forms listed below in the established order. Thank you!

Contract for Services

CLICK TO ACCESS – Contract for Services

Provider Agreement Form

CLICK TO ACCESS – Provider Agreement Form

Mutual Agreement Form

CLICK TO ACCESS – Mutual Agreement Form

Schedule Agreement Form

CLICK TO ACCESS – Schedule Agreement Form

Release of Information

CLICK TO ACCESS – Release of Information

On Call System

CLICK TO ACCESS – On Call System

Verification of Educated on Rights, Choices, and HIPAA

CLICK TO ACCESS – Verification of Education on Rights, Choices and HIPAA

Aware of Abuse

CLICK TO ACCESS – Verification of Education on Rights, Choices and HIPAA

Educated on Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation

CLICK TO ACCESS – Verification of Education on Rights, Choices and HIPAA

Grievance Policy

CLICK TO ACCESS – Verification of Education on Rights, Choices and HIPAA

Grievance Form

CLICK TO ACCESS – Grievance Form

Florida Bill of Rights

CLICK TO ACCESS – Florida Bill of Rights

Due Process Policy

CLICK TO ACCESS – Due Process Policy

APD Privacy Policy

CLICK TO ACCESS – Privacy Policy

Choices and Preferences Form

CLICK TO ACCESS – Choices and Preferences Form

Educated on Rights, Choices and HIPAA

CLICK TO ACCESS – Educated on Rights, Choices and HIPAA

Marketing Agreement

CLICK TO ACCESS – Marketing Agreement

Records and Files Policy

CLICK TO ACCESS – Records and Files Policy

Doctor Appointment Log

CLICK TO ACCESS – Doctor Appointment Log

Fund Policy

CLICK TO ACCESS – Fund Policy

Fund Sign/Out

CLICK TO ACCESS – Funds Sign/Out

Definition of Intellectual Disability

CLICK TO ACCESS – Definition of Intellectual Disability

Electronic Media Policy

CLICK TO ACCESS – Electronic Media Policy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is APD?

In October 2004, the Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD) became an agency separate from the Department of Children and Families, specifically tasked with serving the needs of Floridians with developmental disabilities.