• 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

• Who is eligible for Personal Care Services?

  Adult or minor individuals who live in their family home are eligible to receive Personal Care Services as long as the need for the service is defined in the individual’s Person-Centered Support Plan. To learn more about eligibility for Personal Care Services, contact Gretchen Andrews at 620.429.1212 or 800.479.0259 (toll free).

• Is transportation to and from the service center provided?

  Yes, CLASS offers scheduled transportation routes to and from our service center locations. There is no fee for this service if you live within a 10-mile radius of the service center.

• How many clients does each case manager serve?

  Currently, each CLASS case manager serves approximately 37 individuals.

• What is a home-and-community-based services (HCBS) waiver?

  A home-and-community-based services (HCBS) waiver helps to provide for needed services for people with intellectual or other developmental disabilities.

• What if I want a different case manager?

  Upon admission to CLASS services, you will be given information about CLASS’ Formal Grievance Policy. Should you decide that you are dissatisfied with your current case manager, you will be provided with the contact information of the Vice-President for Quality Performance who supervises your case manager to resolve any concerns.