Supported Community Living services
Every service is individualized and follows the person's approved service plan and Iowa HCBS waiver requirements.
Daily living and home
The practical skills of running a home and a day.
- Daily living skill development
- Independent living skills
- Household and home-management skills
- Developing and keeping daily routines
- Keeping a safe and healthy living environment
- Support with personal responsibilities
Community and relationships
Belonging, friendships and a full life outside the home.
- Community integration
- Community participation
- Accessing community resources
- Social and relationship development
- Recreational, social and cultural activities
Health and safety
Support that keeps people well and safe, at the level they need.
- Health and safety support
- Supervision, prompting, direction and assistance based on individual needs
- Medication-related support when authorized and provided by trained personnel
Choice, rights and goals
People lead their own lives. We help them do it with confidence.
- Personal goal development
- Maintaining independence and self-sufficiency
- Exercising rights and making informed choices
- Person-centered services based on the approved service plan
Working as one team
Coordinated with everyone who supports the person.
- Collaboration with families and guardians
- Coordination with case managers and MCOs
- Participation in the interdisciplinary team
Who we work with
Case managers and referral professionals
- HCBS case managers supporting adults with intellectual disabilities
- Case managers supporting people with brain injury or TBI
- Case managers supporting adults with mental illness
- MCO and Medicaid case managers coordinating HCBS services
- Regional and targeted case managers serving adults with disabilities
- Case managers helping someone transition from another provider
Families, guardians and individuals
- A parent of an adult son or daughter with an intellectual disability who is ready to live more independently
- A spouse or sibling of someone rebuilding daily life after a traumatic brain injury
- A guardian looking for reliable daily SCL support close to home
- An adult who wants more independence and more time in their community
Our approach
We focus on helping people develop and keep skills that support independence, safety, personal growth and meaningful participation in the community.
That means support at the right level: sometimes a prompt, sometimes working side by side, always with the person's choices at the center.
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