Supportive Living
Supportive living is an array of individually tailored services and activities provided to enable eligible beneficiaries to reside successfully in their own homes, with their family, or in an alternative living residence or setting. The services are designed to assist beneficiaries in acquiring, retaining and improving the self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills necessary to reside successfully in the home- and community-based setting. As a provider for the CES Waiver program, ACCESS' services include supports such as:
•Decision-making
•Money management
•Daily living skills
•Socialization
•Community integration experiences
•Non-medical transportation
•Mobility
•Communication
•Behavior shaping and management
•Reinforcement of therapeutic services
•Health maintenance activities