Coordinated support

Coordinated disability supports in Connecticut.

Advanced services include specialized staff training, daily living skills programs, behavior supports, program monitoring, nutrition and dietary support, counseling, nursing care, safety oversight, recreational opportunities, and coordination with consultants so recommendations can be implemented thoughtfully.

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Care professionals reviewing person-centered support plans

At a glance

Who this pathway may help

People whose support plans require additional coordination, training, health oversight, or consultation.

Examples of support

Behavior and daily living supports
Nursing and wellness coordination
Program monitoring and staff training

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What advanced services can include

These are the areas described by The Caring Community. A conversation with the team can clarify current services, referrals, and fit for an individual situation.

Daily living and behavior

Advanced services include daily living skills programs and behavior supports. The organization describes these as part of person-centered support.

Health and wellness coordination

Nursing care, nutrition and dietary support, counseling, and safety oversight are among the areas that may be coordinated in an individual support plan.

Training and quality

Specialized staff training and program monitoring help teams put support plans into practice. The organization also coordinates with consultants so recommendations can be implemented thoughtfully.

Common questions

Before you reach out

These answers describe the service areas on this site. The team can discuss current details for a specific person or referral.

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Find a useful next step together.

Tell the team what you are looking for in advanced services. They can discuss current services, referrals, availability, and whether this pathway may be a fit.