HCBS-AMH - Home Community Based Service- Adult Mental Health

We take on an innovative approach to transitioning individuals to successfully integrate into the communities. We collaborate with the participant, referral sources, contracted service providers and Recovery Managers to manage client's individual plans of care. In the event Kinship Place is unable to provide direct services, contracted agencies in the community will be utilized.  
Kinship Place is a residential service organization that embraces a multidisciplinary approach to caring for individuals with special challenges. Kinship Place provides HHS regulated services through a Medicaid funded program, Home Community Based Services- AMH (HCBS-AMH). Kinship Place provides a broad array of transitional and residential services to individuals that have experienced tenure in psychiatric institutions, multiple arrest or emergency room visits. We offer a unique approach to connecting individuals with the services and support that they need to meet their individual goals and ultimately thrive in the community. Kinship Place serves as a first line resource, in partnership with Recovery Managers for our clients. We also coordinate with contract service providers that offer specialized services like peer support, employment specialist, registered nurses and counselors. We manage individualized care plans, monitor and evaluate our resident's needs and progress continuously. For more program details, visit HHS website: https://www.hhs.texas.gov/providers/behavioral-health-services-providers/home-community-based-services-adult-mental-health.
Services

Supervised Living Services-Fosters recovery and independence by providing persons with personal assistance with activities of daily living (grooming, eating, bathing, dressing, and personal hygiene) and functional living tasks; assistance with planning and preparing meals; transportation or assistance in securing transportation; assistance with ambulation and mobility; reinforcement of specialized rehabilitative, habilitative or psychosocial therapies.

Employment Services-Help people with SMI work at regular jobs of their choosing and to achieve goals meaningful to them, such as increasing their economic security.
Employment Assistance Services-Helps the person locate and maintain paid employment in the community and may include activities on behalf of the person to assist in obtaining employment.

Home Delivered Meals-Provides a nutritionally sound meal to persons that are delivered to the person’s home.

Recovery Management-Services assisting persons in gaining access to needed Medicaid State Plan and HCBS-AMH services, as well as medical, social, educational, and other resources, regardless of funding source.

Transition Assistance Services-Payment of set-up expenses for persons transitioning from institutions into community settings necessary to enable persons to establish basic households.

Host Home/Companion Care-Fosters recovery and independence by providing personal assistance with activities of daily living (grooming, eating, bathing, dressing, and personal hygiene) and functional living tasks; assistance with planning and preparing meals; transportation or assistance in securing transportation; assistance with ambulation and mobility; reinforcement of cognitive training or specialized mental health therapies.

Supported Home Living-Direct personal assistance with activities of daily living (grooming, eating, bathing, dressing, and personal hygiene)and functional living tasks; assistance with planning and preparing meals; transportation or assistance in securing transportation; assistance with ambulation and mobility; reinforcement of behavioral support or specialized therapies activities; assistance with medications.

Transportation Services-Non-medical transportation that enables persons to gain access to services, activities, and resources, as specified in the Individual Recovery Plan.

Peer Support-Services provided by people with lived experience who are in recovery from mental illness and/or substance use disorders to help persons reach their recovery goals.

Minor Home Modifications-Physical adaptations to a person’s home that are necessary to ensure the person’s health, welfare, and safety, or that enable the person to function with greater independence in the home.

Psychosocial Rehab Services-interventions which support the person’s recovery by helping the person develop, refine and/or maintain the skills needed to function successfully in the community.

Assisted Living-Fosters recovery and independence by providing personal care, homemaker, and chore services; medication oversight; and therapeutic, social, and recreational programming provided in a home-like environment in a licensed assisted living facility.

Supported Employment Services-Provides individualized services to sustain persons in paid jobs in regular work settings, who, because of disability, require support to be self-employed, work from home, or perform in a work setting at which persons without disabilities are employed.

Community Psychiatric Support and Treatment-Goal directed supports and solution-focused interventions intended to achieve identified goals or objectives as set forth in the person’s Individual Recovery Plan.

Flexible Funds-Monies utilized for supports that augment the existing HCBS-AMH services and are documented on the IRP to reduce symptomatology and maintain quality of life and community integration.

Nursing-HCBS-AMH Nursing cover ongoing chronic conditions such as wound care, medication administration (including training, monitoring, and evaluation of side effects), and supervising delegated tasks.

Respite Care- Services that provides temporary relief from care giving to the primary caregiver of a person during times when the person's primary caregiver would normally provide care.

Substance Use Disorder Services-Assessment and ambulatory group and person counseling for substance use disorders.