PI Intake That Involves a Child in DFPS Conservatorship
If the incident involves a child in DFPS conservatorship and supports a Provider Investigations (PI) intake, the intake specialist completes both of the following:
- A PI (Facility or Community) intake.
- An I&R CVS Caseworker Notification.
When completing a PI intake, the intake specialist does not complete an I&R to Existing CPS Case unless one of the following applies:
- There is an open CPS case that does not include a SUB stage. (This may occur if the child is involved in more than one open CPI or CPS case.)
- The situation falls under 4561.1 Situations That Require an I&R to Existing CPS Case.
Incident That Is Not an Intake But Involves a Child in DFPS Conservatorship
If the incident involves a child in DFPS conservatorship but does not support an intake, the intake specialist completes one of the following:
- An I&R to Existing PI Case (Facility or Community), which appears in IMPACT as an I&R to Existing APS-PI Case, if relevant to the case.
- An I&R AFC Client Rights/Fac Admn Issues if PI Facility has jurisdiction and there is not an existing PI Facility case.
- An I&R Referred to HHSC if PI Community has jurisdiction and there is not an existing PI Community case.
When completing an I&R to Existing PI Case, an I&R AFC Client Rights/Fac Admn Issues, or an I&R Referred to HHSC, the intake specialist does not complete an I&R to Existing CPS Case unless the situation falls under 4561.1 Situations That Require an I&R to Existing CPS Case.
See:
6500 Report Does Not Meet the Definition of Abuse, Neglect, or Exploitation
6720 Reports Involving Children in DFPS Conservatorship or Adults in DFPS Extended Foster Care
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