Archway Station Inc

Personal support services (supported housing/ children adolescents and young adults) - mobile flexible services for adults, teens, and young children provided by a staffing team assigned to support people who live in their own home, apartment, or with another caregiver. Typical services for adults include: support with home management, finances, medications, food, and access to other services. Typical services for kids and teens include teaching and support with: anger management skills; coping skills; self- esteem; social skills; and independent living skills; as well as other services. Face to face contact is usually provided 2-4 times per week, but can be increased/ decreased according to need. The provider is reimbursed a fee for the services rendered in any particular month, based on a state issued rate matrix and the number of allowable encounters made that month.

Community residential rehabilitation (24 hour/14 hour) - these time-limited services for adults are provided in a home owned or leased by the agency. A staffing team provides on-site support as needed in a 24-hour environment. Some residential services are not 24-hour depending on the person's needs. These services are generally more intensive than supported housing. The provider is reimbursed a fee for the services rendered in any particular month, based on a state issued rate matrix and the number days the individual lives in the home that month.

Other program services - this category includes the on-site services provided at the wellness & recovery center which are provided to service users currently enrolled in any of our other programs included in the personal support services and/or community residential rehabilitation categories. On-site services include available classes that aid in the supports listed under the program service descriptions above, as well as providing the ability to socialize within the community. The ability to provide on-site services enables the use of blended billing when being reimbursed via the state-issued rate matrix, which increases the fee that will be reimbursed if no on-site services were provided.