Your Individual Service Plan

If you have never received Supported Living services before the first step is to have a meeting to decide what types of things you may want or need help with.

This is called an Individual Service Plan or ISP meeting. Your County Board Service Coordinator will schedule this meeting. You can ask anyone you want to come to the meeting to help you decide on the areas of your life where you want or need support.

Once you begin to receive services an ISP meeting will be held 1 time each year to make sure you are getting the support you want and need. Your County Board Service Coordinator will schedule this meeting. You can ask anyone you want to come to the meeting to help you make sure you are getting the support you want and need.

More meetings (sometimes referred to as addendums or addendum meetings) can be held, if you ask for or need changes in the support you get before the yearly ISP meeting.

Before each ISP meeting your County Board Service Coordinator will meet with you and anyone else you want to invite to ask questions about what you want or need help with. This is called an assessment.

After your ISP meeting your service coordinator will take this information and decide 2 things:

What things your service provider will help you with.

AND

How much help you will receive.