Which of the following is NOT a critique of the Person-Centered and Participant-Directed Service models?
A) they do not provide a cost-effective alternative to other traditional care models
B) they cannot be used with consumers who have severe cognitive disabilities such as dementia.
C) consumers want to have choices and control over care decisions and delivery, and these service models are resulting in a great deal of life and service satisfaction for consumers
D) they are few, if any, concerns about fraud with these models

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The critique that is NOT valid is that consumers want to have choices and control over care decisions and delivery, and these service models are resulting in a great deal of life and service satisfaction for consumers. This statement actually highlights a benefit of the Person-Centered and Participant-Directed Service models, not a critique.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Critique of the Person-Centered