Acquired Brain Injury Community Services
At Liberty Home and Community Care, we understand that every individual’s needs are unique. Our community services are designed to support person-centered recovery while promoting independence, dignity, and personal empowerment for individuals living with acquired and traumatic brain injury.
We focus on helping each person build meaningful skills, strengthen confidence, and actively participate in their home and community. Our approach respects individual goals, preferences, and strengths, ensuring services are tailored to each person’s unique journey toward recovery and stability. We offer flexible scheduling, including daytime, evening, overnight, and 24-hour services, tailored to each individual’s needs.
ABI Companion Service
Companion Services focus on providing emotional support, oversight, and social engagement to help individuals remain safe and connected in their daily lives. Companions assist with community participation, recreational activities, and daily routines while encouraging independence and reducing isolation. This service promotes well-being through supportive presence and meaningful interaction.
Recovery Assistant (RA)
Recovery Assistants provide hands-on support to help individuals develop and maintain essential life skills. Services may include assistance with daily living tasks, organization, appointment reminders, community outings, and skill-building activities that support personal recovery goals. The focus is on encouraging confidence, stability, and progress toward greater independence.
Recovery Assistant II
Recovery Assistant II services provide enhanced support for individuals who require a higher level of structure or supervision. Staff work closely with individuals to encourage coping strategies, behavioral supports, and recovery plans while assisting with daily routines and community integration. This role emphasizes consistency, safety, and personalized recovery support.
Independent Living Skills Training (ILST )
Independent Living Skills Training (ILST) helps individuals build the practical skills needed to live as independently as possible. Training may include budgeting, meal preparation, medication management prompting (non medical), household organization, transportation skills, and community navigation. ILST services empower individuals by teaching skills that promote long-term independence and self-sufficiency.
FIND OUT IF YOU’RE ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL COVERAGE
Liberty provides both private pay services and care funded through waiver programs. These programs may help eligible individuals receive support services at home and in their community at little or no cost.
Visit the official program page to see if you qualify.
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