If you have loved ones who need continuous assessment and care planning, refer them to us now.
It is the kind of program that was made part of the federal law in 2005. This is a benefit granted by the federal government to states who use the granted amount of money to increase the use of community-based and home services, so as to reduce the use of institutional-based services.
The amount of money granted costs a billion dollars that allow the states to organize infrastructures in order to identify which facility-based patients are most likely to benefit. This is designed to identify such patients with their continuing assessment and care planning.
Its expanded services can cover the following:
- Personal care service trials
- Paying for a community ombudsman
- Transitional crisis support
- Team behavioral consultation staff
- Social work/counseling
- Consumer guides
- Transitional counseling
- Mental health needs
- Housing counseling
- Housing modifications
- 24-hour care (in limited circumstances)
- Service animals
- Vehicle modifications
- Moving assistance; caregiver training
- Roommate matching
- Internet installation
- And much more