Available Services

Support in living in a home that you

own or rent

Learn new skills and do more things

for yourself

• Manage eating, bathing, dressing, personal care, hygiene and other daily activities​

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​Peer Support Services are an evidence-based approach to mental health and substance use recovery. They offer compassionate, community-based support for Medicaid-eligible adults living with mental health challenges or substance use disorders.

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LTCS is a person-centered, community-based service designed for adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD). It offers a flexible alternative to traditional institutional care (ICF-IID) by providing comprehensive, individualized active treatment that helps individuals maintain independence, enhance daily living skills, and thrive in their community.

​ (RB-BHT) services are researched-based behavioral intervention services that prevent or minimize the disabilities and behavioral
challenges associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and promote, to the extent
practicable, the adaptive functioning of a beneficiary. RB-BHT demonstrates clinical efficacy in treating ASD: prevent or minimizes the adverse effects of ASD; and promote, to the maximum extent possible, the functioning of a beneficiary.

A Comprehensive Clinical Assessment (CCA) is a detailed evaluation done by a licensed mental health professional to understand a person’s needs, strengths, and challenges before starting behavioral health or therapy services.

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Outpatient therapy is a type of mental health or substance use treatment where a person receives professional counseling or therapeutic services without staying overnight in a facility.

It typically involves meeting with a licensed therapist, counselor, or other mental health professional on a scheduled basis—for example, once or twice a week—in an office, clinic, or even virtually.