Residential Services
Residential support includes assistance and instruction to improve and maintain an individual’s skills in basic daily living, personal development, and community activities such as:
- Personal decision making
- Personal care
- Household management
- Budgeting
- Shopping, and other functional skills
- Household chores and responsibilities
- Improving and maintaining social skills
- Developing and maintaining personal relationships
- Achieving and maintaining physical well-being
- Improving and/or maintaining mobility and physical functioning
- Accessing a wide range of integrated community activities including recreational, cultural, and other opportunities
- Pursuing avocations in areas of personal interest
- Participating in religious services and practices of the individual’s choosing
- Attending to personal hygiene and appearance
- Accessing and using transportation
- Accessing and using assistive technology; and Other similar activities as indicated in the individual’s service agreement
The number of providers working in a community residence shall be sufficient to meet the needs of the individuals in each residence and as identified in each individual’s service agreement.
CPC professionals work tirelessly to provide care and guidance to those who depend on us. We do so by focusing on the individual’s unique needs and desires, which are often overlooked in most cases. We work directly with family members, legal guardians and/or state and area agencies to identify the type of living arrangements that would best meet the personal needs of each consumer. CPCI provides a variety of residential models that include:
- Special Transitional Program -This covers matching staff members who have the disposition to successfully deal with behavioral challenges, customizing individualized support and creating individual crisis plans for our consumers.
- Shared Roommate Option– This is a network of home providers that offers family-based living arrangements for adults with disabilities. A home care provider is an independent contractor who receives a monthly stipend and offers companionship, guidance, personal care and supervision in a home-based setting.
- Respite Care -The program offers Short-term relief for caregivers.
- Community Independent Living– Our goal is to assist individuals with self- empowerment skills, promoting personal decision making, developing safety skills, assisting and promoting personal decision making, access to appropriate medical care, transportation to community activities, and state park excursions and more
Home -2- Stay Support Services
Home -2- Stay support services, is one of our several programs that provide self-directed home based support services. The program provide comprehensive home-based services whose main objective is to allow individuals to continue living in their homes, to assist individuals maintain their independence, offer respite to family/care givers and minimize hospitalization.
Our staffs are highly trained to assist in the day to day activities of our clients. They arrange coordination of care with the discharge planners in hospitals and rehabilitation centers to facilitate the return of residents to their home. All services are supervised and coordinated by a Registered Nurse. With the direction of your physician, our professional staffs will work closely with you and your family to provide the care and education necessary for optimum health outcome.
Services include:
- Hourly and live-in care
- Companionship
- Personal care (bathing, grooming, incontinence care, help with walking exercise, social activities etc)
- Light meal preparation
- Light housekeeping/laundry
- Grocery shopping/errands
- Medication reminders
- Incidental transportation
Our Home -2- Stay Professionals team (Registered Nurse, Certified Home Health Aides and Personal Caregivers) monitor services closely and communicates with family and or responsible parties. Help is available 24hours, 7days a week.
Community Participation Service
All community participation services are designed and provided based on the individual’s specific needs, interests, competencies, and learning style, as described in the individual’s service agreement and personal profile.
- The following include a list of some of the community support services that CPCI provide: Assist clients with social and safety skills in different community settings, Encourage decision-making regarding choice of and participation in community activities, Promote and teach life skills as applied to community-based activities, such as purchasing personal items, borrowing a book or a video from the library and managing personal funds, Maintaining Good nutrition and healthy lifestyle, Self-advocacy and rights and responsibilities as citizens, Any other skill identified by the individual or guardian during service planning and related to the individual’s participation in, or contribution to, his or her community.
- CPCI staff work closely with the individual’s treatment team to identify and develop the individual’s interests and capacities related to securing employment opportunities, including volunteering
- CPCI staff work to create an environment that enable the individual to explore, and participate in, a wide variety of community activities and experiences in settings that are available to the general public