Community-Based Rehabilitation Services
Community-Based Rehabilitation Services
Community-Based Rehabilitation Services
Community-Based Rehabilitation is a program in which participants learn specific skills that foster rehabilitation and recovery from an assigned community-based rehabilitation specialist.
CBRS offers a wide range of skill-building services to adults recovering from a severe and persistent mental illness. Participants work one-on-one with a CBRS worker both in their homes and in the community to enhance skills needed to reduce the impact their mental illness has on their life.
Our treatment plans are guided by the participant’s goals. Not only do we believe that everyone has the right to lead a successful, fulfilling life, we believe that everyone has the right to self-determination and to choose what outcomes they want from services.
CBRS workers may work with a participant in areas including: Symptom Management, Communication, Social Skills, Problem Solving, Budgeting, Staying Healthy, Maintaining Supportive Relationships and Many other skills necessary to lead a full life.
A recipient generally meets with their CBRS worker on a weekly basis.
Plans can be amended to meet more or less frequently based on the individual needs of the recipient.
Case Management
Community-Based Rehabilitation Services
Community-Based Rehabilitation Services
Accessing basic resources such as food, housing, medical care, and financial support may present challenges to people with psychiatric disabilities.
Our Case Managers help participants navigate the overwhelming process of locating, applying for, and coordinating resources.
Case Managers partner with service recipients to get their basic needs met. Examples of Community Resources: Medical, Housing, Employment, Public Assistance, Education, and Transportation.
In addition, Case Managers also support recipients’ efforts to achieve their full potential by linking them to resources: Volunteer Opportunities, Vocational Rehabilitation, Social Security, Plans for achieving self-sufficiency, Mutual support groups, and other opportunities for recovery and integration.
In order to receive Case Management Services, participants need to meet the eligibility guidelines of third party payers.