Autism Waiver Service Coordination is intended to: Assist a waiver participant in gaining access to the Autism Waiver services approved in the waiver participant's waiver plan of care; Assure coordination of the waiver participant's Autism Waiver services with other services received by the waiver participant; and Assure that the waiver participant's full range of needs are adequately met, so as to assure the individual's: Appropriate placement in the community; Health and safety; Quality of care; and Access to authorized, necessary services. Waiver Service Coordinator. A waiver service coordinator employed by a provider shall assist with meeting the provider’s responsibilities specified in this regulation and Regulation .04-2 of this chapter. Waiver Multidisciplinary Team. A waiver multidisciplinary team: Shall be convened by the local lead agency or local school system to: Assess or reassess a waiver applicant's or waiver participant's need and eligibility for Autism Waiver services; and Develop or review the waiver participant's waiver plan of care; and Shall include: The waiver participant's service coordinator; The waiver applicant's or waiver participant's parent or parents; A chairman who is the official representative of the local lead agency or local school system; and Other service providers and individuals, as appropriate. Waiver Plan of Care. A waiver participant's waiver plan of care is: Initially developed on admission to the Autism Waiver; Reviewed at least every 12 months; and Revised as necessary by a waiver multidisciplinary team convened by the waiver participant's service coordinator. A waiver participant’s waiver plan of care shall be submitted to MSDE before implementation. Any revisions or additions to a waiver participant’s waiver plan of care shall be submitted to MSDE before implementation. A waiver participant’s Autism Waiver service coordinator may make minor changes to the waiver participant’s waiver plan of care without reconvening the waiver multidisciplinary team, if the change is approved by the waiver participant’s parent or parents, and MSDE is notified. A waiver participant’s initial or revised waiver plan of care shall include the: Identification of Autism Waiver service or services to be delivered; Service start date; Service stop date; Approved amount of services to be delivered; and Provider or providers. Three types of Autism Waiver Service Coordination shall be provided, at times concurrently; Waiver initial assessment; Waiver ongoing service coordination; and Waiver reassessment.