AbleCare Support Services, Inc. will:
We are committed to increasing the dignity, quality of life, independence, and self-fulfillment of persons with developmental disabilities. This commitment recognizes the need for considering the individual as a total person, valued as a member of society, and entitled to all the rights and privileges of all citizens. Our approach to the individual is positive, non-aversive, ensuring the following:
Integrated Supports services consist of habilitation and support. These services are an integrated array of individually tailored services and supports furnished to eligible recipients and are designed to assist the recipient to reside successfully in their own home, with their family or in an alternate living situation. In homes with more than two unrelated individuals with developmental disabilities, the home must meet all applicable state and federal governing regulations.
Waiver living situations are as follows:
Habilitation training is aimed at assisting the recipient to acquire, retain or improve his/her skill in a variety of areas that directly affect his/her ability to reside within the community and prevent institutionalization. The services and supports that may be furnished to an eligible recipient consist of the following:
We provide direct care staff to work in the
individual’s home and community on goals and objectives desired by the individual that were identified in the PCSP (Person-Centered Service Plan). Supportive Living helps individuals to develop and keep and/or improve the self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills necessary to live successfully in their home and community, with their family or in an alternate living residence or setting.
Children and adults in need of community supports who are Arkansas Medicaid-eligible can apply for services with the Arkansas Department of Human Services. These services are funded through the 1915c Community and Employment Services Waiver. Due to Arkansas Medicaid-funded limitations, there are several thousand people in Arkansas currently waiting to receive services, some up to eight to ten years. Upon being notified they are eligible to receive services, individuals can select a PASSE (Provider-led Shared Savings Entity) to manage their care. PASSEs are insurance companies that are responsible for overseeing the care provided to Medicaid beneficiaries eligible to receive 1915c Waiver services. The three PASSEs currently licensed in Arkansas are Arkansas Total Care, Summit Community Care, and Empower Healthcare Solutions.
After being referred to a PASSE, the individual can select a provider for Supportive Living. AbleCare Support Services is a provider for Supportive Living.
A person can receive supported living through AbleCare Support Services, Inc. indefinitely as long as there is a sufficient
need for services and appropriate funding is available or until the individual has achieved their goals and feel services are no longer needed.
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