Semi-Independent Living Skills
Skill-building for people preparing for, or living in, a more independent setting.
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Individualized Home Supports with Training
Doing a task for someone solves today. Teaching the task can change what is possible next year. This service pairs home support with deliberate, patient training.
Back to all servicesWhat this support looks like
Individualized home supports with training combine home-based support with structured teaching. Staff do not only help complete tasks — they coach, model, and practice the steps with the person so that skills are gained and retained over time.
Examples of daily activities
- Practicing a routine step by step until it can be done independently
- Learning to use a new household tool or adaptive equipment
- Practicing money handling with real purchases
- Coaching through making a phone call or booking an appointment
- Reviewing progress together and adjusting goals
These are illustrations, not a fixed list. Support is planned with the person and may differ from what's shown here.
Person-centered benefits
- Skills are built deliberately, not left to chance
- Progress can be documented and shared with case managers
- Support gradually steps back as confidence grows
- The person gains control over their own routines
Eligibility for this service is determined through a person's assessment, authorization, and funding. Lakeland Health Services does not guarantee waiver eligibility, payment coverage, or specific outcomes.
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Individualized Home Supports with Family Training
Home support for the person, and training for the family members who provide care alongside our team.
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