Assessment Process
Potential residents typically undergo an assessment process to ensure their needs match the level of care and services provided.
Why an Assessment is Required
The environment is designed for individuals looking for a supportive community setting to grow and potentially transition to fully independent living with access to various resources.
Types of Assessments
Needs Assessment
Primary intake step, conducted via telephone, video, or in-person at current home/hospital/rehab facility.
Health and Functional Evaluation
Clinicians or house managers assess medical history and ability to perform Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).
Home Safety Check
A 'fall risk assessment' or safety evaluation is performed to ensure the environment remains hazard-free.
Client Skills Matching
Questionnaire to match resident's daily needs with strengths and training of on-site Live-in or Drop-in House Manager.
Key Evaluation Criteria
- Level of Independence
- Mobility (fall risk)
- Medication Management
- Behavioral Assessment
- Clinical Review
Assessment Outcome
During these assessments, staff determine eligibility, the appropriate level of support required, and suitability for shared living based on individual needs.
Questions About the Assessment Process?
Our team is available to discuss eligibility and the assessment process.