SAMPLE POLICY WORK

• Therapeutic and Recreational Activities: Tailor-made interventions, group therapy sessions, and recreational programming designed to enhance overall well-being and personal autonomy.

Goals and Objectives

The primary goals of Residential Habilitation are:

• To empower individuals with the skills necessary to live as independently as possible. • To provide a safe and supportive living environment. • To facilitate personal growth, increase self-confidence, and encourage community integration. • To reduce reliance on intensive health care services by building personal capacities. Delivery Methods • Interdisciplinary Team Approach: A team of clinical and direct support personnel collaborates to create and execute care plans. • Individualized Care Plans: Based on comprehensive assessments, plans are custom- tailored to the client’s needs and regularly evaluated. • Integrated Community-Based Activities: Clients participate in activities that foster community integration, including local events, vocational training, and social groups. • Regular Monitoring and Evaluation: Ongoing reviews with periodic adjustments to ensure the client’s progress and maintain compliance with regulatory mandates.

Service Limitations and Caps

Residential Habilitation services are subject to specific regulatory limitations and budget caps, including: • Annual Hour Limits: Services may be limited to a specified number of service hours per year (e.g., 2,000 – 2,500 hours), based on individual need and funding guidelines. • Budgetary Caps: Total expenditure per client may be capped to a predetermined monthly or annual dollar amount, ensuring equitable distribution of resources. • Staff Ratios: A mandated staff-to-client ratio to maintain quality and ensure individualized attention. Roles and Responsibilities • Residential Care Manager: Oversees program implementation, ensuring that each client’s care plan is followed.