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Central Care Community Services is an organizational unit of Central State
Hospital. It began operations in August 2002 and currently operates twenty-three
homes serving dozens of individuals with developmental disabilities or mental illness. The homes are licensed
and inspected/monitored by the Georgia Department of Human Resources' (DBHDD's)
Office of Regulatory Services (ORS). They provide cost-effective alternatives
to institutionalization and opportunities for the individuals served to develop
and realize new levels of independence, responsibility and community
involvement. The homes also expand the available options for individuals and
their families and enhance the efforts of Central State Hospital and the state
of Georgia to comply with the Olmstead-U.S. Supreme Court decision. The
individuals served participate in homemaking chores, grocery shopping, training
to develop/improve skills for daily living, socialization and employment, and
recreational and leisure activities. They also access other services, supports
and resources available in the community. Central Care Community Services are
funded by a combination of state funds and Medicaid funds (through the Community
Habilitation and Support Services Medicaid Waiver Program). Additionally,
Medicaid billing/revenue under the Medicaid Rehab Option is currently being
explored.
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