Friday, October 29, 2010
Autism care homes are oftentimes residences that have been licensed by the Department of Health Services in order to provide care to people who are diagnosed as having autism or other similar disabilities. Residents are provided with lifetime care that includes medical help and monitoring. People admitted to autism care homes must, of course, have a need for supervision and professional medical care. People who are prime candidates for such a home have to be diagnosed as having autism or something similar such as cerebral palsy, which makes it a necessity for them to have supervision and guidence at all times.
In most homes, residents are given assessments when they are admitted, and are assigned a personalized plan which often includes goals or objectives that must be met. Such a plan is set forth by the medical team, house staff, teachers and anyone else that may be working with the residents. Such programs are reviewed by staff members, and altered as the resident in question begins meeting their goals. This is so the resident always has something to work toward at all times.
From: http://ping.fm/Xg6Wx
In most homes, residents are given assessments when they are admitted, and are assigned a personalized plan which often includes goals or objectives that must be met. Such a plan is set forth by the medical team, house staff, teachers and anyone else that may be working with the residents. Such programs are reviewed by staff members, and altered as the resident in question begins meeting their goals. This is so the resident always has something to work toward at all times.
From: http://ping.fm/Xg6Wx