• What is CLASS?

  CLASS believes everyone deserves the opportunity to live a rewarding, fulfilling, and meaningful life, and that having a developmental disability does not diminish the desire or right to pursue this dream, it simply makes the journey more challenging.

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Assisting Individuals with Disabilities Along Life’s Journey

• How many clients does each case manager serve?

  Currently, each CLASS case manager serves approximately 37 individuals.

• What are the basic requirements for a Shared Living Provider?

  A Shared Living Provider must be able to pass all background and driver’s license checks, and the home must have a bedroom for the individual.

• How are CLASS-managed residential facilities staffed?

  Staffing levels at CLASS’ residential facilities are determined by the needs identified in each individual’s Person-Centered Plan.

• How often will I meet with my case manager?

  For individuals who currently receive HCBS services through CLASS, you can expect to see your case manager at least once per month. CLASS case managers strive to meet with individuals who receive services in each area of services received by the individual.

  If you are not currently eligible to receive HCBS services because you were placed on the state-wide waiting list, a CLASS case manager coordinator will assist you in determining your case management support needs on an individual basis.

• Who is eligible to receive services from CLASS?

  Individuals who meet the criteria established by the Developmental Disabilities Reform Act, which includes intellectual or other developmental disabilities that are life-long and result in substantial delays in certain areas of life functions, are eligible to receive services from CLASS.