Angel Community Services, LLC

Angel Community Services provides the following services throughout Texas:

· Case Management - An Angel Community Service Provider Manager is available to assist you with service plan development and plan implementation. The case manager meets with you and your family as desired to change the service plan based on changes in your needs and desires, and monitors the services in the plan to make sure it is working to achieve the desired outcomes.
· Foster Care - A facilitated Angel Community Service where you live with a family or individual who provides the assistance and support you need.
· Supervised Living – A 24-hour supervised service provided in 3 to 4 bed Angel Community Service group homes.
·Supported Home Living - A service in your own home or family home. Services can be provided as you choose or your family chooses to assist in taking you places, helping provide personal care, learning new things, and helping with medical issues.
· Respite - A service provided if receiving supported home living services and you or your family need someone to stay with you. A staff member can stay with you at your home or you can stay at another home provided through Angel Community Services.
· Nursing – Angel Community medical assessments and treatment are provided for all in our client family. We also provide a Registered Nursing Staff available 24/7.
· Dietary – Angel Community Services offers nutritional assessments and recommendations based on the specific dietary needs of its clients.
· Day Habilitation -This Angel Community service allows participation for up to 6 hours per day, 5 days per week. Angel Community provides help learning, retaining, and improving self-help and socialization skills, as well as providing the adaptive skills necessary to reside successfully in the community.
· Speech Therapy - A set of comprehensive services, which include providing prevention, screening, consultation, assessment and diagnosis, treatment, intervention, management, counseling, and follow-up services.
· Occupational Therapy- This Angel Community service provides skilled treatment to help individuals achieve independent functionality in all aspects of their lives. Services include: assessing needs, developing a treatment plan, determining therapeutic intervention, training, helping with adaptive aids, and consulting with the family and provider.
· Physical Therapy - This service assists individuals in improving their range of motion and physical functionality as well as retaining and increasing their physical conditioning. Services include: needs assessment, developing a treatment plan, determining therapeutic intervention, training, assistance with adaptive aids, and consulting with the family and provider.
· Audiology – This Angel Community service provides a licensed audiologist to assess and direct therapeutic intervention and training, as well as to provide consultation with individuals, their family members, and service providers.
· Behavioral Therapies – Behavioral specialist services are offered and focused on assessing, developing, modifying, and improving the cognitive and affective skills of a client.
· Supported Employment - This service helps sustain paid employment for individuals who, because of their disability, require intensive, ongoing support to perform in a work setting. Supported employment must be provided at work sites in which persons without disabilities are also employed. Services include adaptations, supervision, and training, as related to the individual’s diagnosis.
· Dental - This service pays $1,000 per individual plan of care year. Benefits include emergency, preventive (including routine examinations), and therapeutic dental treatment.
· Adaptive Aids - This service provides adaptive aids that assist with mobility, assist with communication, or treat, rehabilitate, prevent, or compensate for conditions resulting in disability or loss of function. (Adaptive aids are devices, controls, or appliances that enable users to maintain or increase their abilities to perform the activities of daily living or to control their environment.) (up to $10,000 annually)
· Minor Home Modification - Modifications could include installing rails in a bathroom, and/or widening a door for a wheelchair. The modification must be approved by a therapist and/or doctor and the Department of Aging and Disability Services (Lifetime $7,500).