Skill development services are provided to promote independence and ongoing community integration.
Services are provided to individuals in their homes and community where they reside. We currently provide services in Polk, Warren, Jasper, Story, Dallas, Marion and other counties in Central Iowa.
The persons we serve in our Supported Community Living Program need to meet the following qualifications to be eligible for our program.
Has experienced a brain injury or other neurological disability
Is at least 18 years of age
Is medically stable and able to live independently in the community, with or without assistance.
Is able to administer medications or has made appropriate arrangements to assist in administering medications
Does not demonstrate severe behavioral or personality disorder that poses a threat to self or others, or which requires intensive psychiatric intervention
May be experiencing ongoing health and/or chemical dependency issues, which impact the ability of the person served to live safely in the community and participate appropriately in the program
Meets criteria for eligibility for Home and Community Based (HCBS) Brain Injury Waiver Services or has an alternative means of payment for services
Adults not capable of informed decision making must have either a legally appointed decision maker or a representative with durable power of attorney for health care designation.
Persons with communicable disease will be considered on a case-by-case basis with consultation by the Iowa State Department of Health.
Health Insurance
Private Pay
Workers’ Compensation Insurance