The IPOS includes services based on the recipient's physical and mental condition.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not specified
• D. Only mental condition

Answer: (A)

In this area, the focus is on tailoring supports to the person’s health status. IPOS is about measuring outcomes and ensuring services respond to who the recipient is, including how their physical and mental condition affects daily life. Because health status directly shapes what kinds of supports help someone most—like accommodations for mobility, medical needs, or mental health supports—the plan and services should be based on those conditions. That’s why the statement is true: IPOS includes services guided by the recipient’s physical and mental condition, not just one aspect or none at all. If it were limited to mental condition only, or claimed health status isn’t relevant, it would fail to reflect the necessary individualized planning that considers both physical and mental health.