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Describe familiar routines, communication preferences, and the type of cueing or assistance that helps the person complete daily activities.
TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SUPPORT
Discuss home support for daily routines, independence, and coordination with a Traumatic Brain Injury waiver service team.
Discuss this care pathwayPERSONAL SUPPORT. CLEAR NEXT STEPS.
After a brain injury, a person’s home support needs may involve personal care, structure, reminders, or assistance with everyday activities. Heritage works through the specific home care request with the individual, family, and service coordinator. We confirm the requested service and program arrangement before accepting a case.
Describe familiar routines, communication preferences, and the type of cueing or assistance that helps the person complete daily activities.
Discuss approved personal care or HCSS tasks with the service coordinator. Aides work within their training, assigned responsibilities, and care plan.
Clarify who communicates changes, who manages appointments, and which clinician or provider handles nursing and rehabilitation needs.
Talk through location, language, requested days and hours, and caregiver experience so staffing can be considered individually.
You can call before knowing every program term. Start with your general questions and whether a service coordinator is already involved.
Call to confirm program participation, requested service scope, staffing, and the appropriate channel for the approved plan and authorizations.
Professional callbackQUESTIONS ABOUT THIS PATHWAY
YOUR FAMILY. OUR PERSONAL COMMITMENT.
You don’t have to figure it all out alone. Our team is here to listen.