Our Specialized Services

SLN/SLH: Skill-building, daily living support, and training in personal finance, health, and household maintenance to foster independent living. RHS: 24/7 or continuous in-home supports provided in agency-operated residential facilities or group homes to assist with daily living activities and community access. HHS: A family-model residential placement where a participant resides in the private home of a trained family/caregiver. PP2: Structured, specialized out-of-home family care for children and youth under 22 with complex behavioral or medical needs. ELS: Comprehensive overnight or extended residential support for individuals requiring intense physical or medical stabilization.

DSI: One-on-one daytime support and skill-building focused on community access and independence. DSG: Group-based community and center-based day programming focused on socialization and life skills. DSP: Partial-day or extended-day group day support tailored to non-standard schedules. COM: Non-medical, 1-on-1 supervision, social engagement, and support accessing local community resources. EPR: Adaptive, structured creative or physical activities designed to enhance socialization and motor skills.

PAC: Hands-on, non-medical care assisting with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, hygiene, and mobility. PA1/PA2/PA3: Tiered direct personal care under Self-Administered Services. PBA: Assistance with personal budgeting, paying bills, and maintaining financial documentation. CHA/HSQ/HS1: Heavy household tasks or routine light housekeeping to maintain a safe home. MTP/DTP: Billed transportation to and from day programs, supported employment sites, or community outings. TF1/TFB: Coaching, educational courses, and skill training for participants and family caregivers.

Short-term relief services for families and primary caregivers of individuals with disabilities. Respite supports are provided in-home or out-of-home, giving caregivers necessary breaks while ensuring participants receive quality care. Services range from hourly in-home respite to overnight and extended respite stays, supporting family stability and caregiver well-being.

SEI: Individualized job development, placement, and on-the-job training support to help participants secure and maintain competitive integrated employment. SED: Discovery and exploration services to identify employment interests, strengths, and goals. SEC: Customized employment services tailored to the unique needs and abilities of the participant. SEE: Extended follow-along support to maintain employment stability and address workplace challenges over time.

BC1/BC2/BC3: Tiered behavior consultation services including assessment, plan development, and ongoing monitoring by qualified behavior specialists. BE1: Behavior education and training for caregivers and support staff to implement behavior support plans effectively. PN1/PN2: Professional nursing consultation for health-related needs, medication management, and care coordination. PM1/PM2: Psychiatric and mental health consultation services to support individuals with co-occurring behavioral health needs.