Adult Services

Within the Adult Service Program at CLS, there are a variety of services a person can choose from. All of the programs are in place to help support a person to live independently at the best of their ability. These services can occur periodically or up to 24 hours per day.

What Kind of Supports Does A Person in Adult Services Receive?

Case Management – Each person receiving services is assigned a Case Manager. Every person is unique and therefore Case Managers make sure to provide the needed supports for each person on a case-by-case situation. Case Managers typically assist with money management, advocating for rights, counseling, acquiring and maintaining benefits, and training in and communicating with Direct Support Professionals to make sure the person is receiving the best possible services.
Direct Support Professionals – Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) provide services specific to the goals and needs of each person. These supports are provided within a person’s own home or apartment. DSPs can assist with socialization, home care responsibilities, personal care, cooking meals, medical maintenance, and any other case-by-case needs.

Adult Services Programs

Residential Habilitation

Residential Habilitation services are designed for people to receive daily services in their own homes. CLS provides supports to ensure people live at the highest level of independence by providing home and self-care, money management, shopping, and medical support assistance.

Independent Habilitation
Independent Habilitation services are designed to provide supports in the least restrictive fashion to people who require minimal supports. The supports and training provided range from money management, counseling, cooking meals, shopping, home and self-care.

If you are interested in Adult Services for yourself or a family member, please contact us at: 701-232-3133