Reporting During COVID-19

The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) remains dedicated to health and welfare during the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 has had a significant effect on Major Unusual Incident (MUI) reporting and trends. Based on the data collected, it is apparent that efforts to reduce the spread of the virus have been effective. Read More ›

FAQs and Resources for Updated DODD First Aid and CPR Guidance

DODD updated their guidance regarding CPR and First Aid Certification on May 11. You might be wondering what that means for you or your staff. Below is a list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help you navigate the important information you need to keep people safe and maintain certifications with DODD. Read More ›

Infection Control

Direct support professionals (DSPs) have a critical role in providing services to Ohioans with developmental disabilities, and controlling infection is an important aspect of keeping both the provider and person healthy.

Infection-causing germs are mostly spread through direct contact with skin or other contaminated surfaces. Infections can lead to serious illnesses that can be fatal. Proper hygiene and awareness can reduce the risk of illness. Read More ›

DODD Guidance for Providers

Amid the COVID-19 crisis, DODD has put together guidance for Providers to help you better respond and prepare in order to keep those you serve and staff safe. Read More ›

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