Questions about developmental disability support often involve eligibility, referrals, authorization, service locations, and what happens before support begins. Elites Care’s Maryland corporate office coordinates services across its authorized jurisdictions, with services delivered according to the applicable program and authorized supports.
The process begins with a referral providing information about the individual’s circumstances and requested support. ELITES CARE LLC reviews the individual’s location, eligibility, needs, and service availability before coordinating the next steps with the individual, family, and support coordinator when applicable.
No. Services begin after the required authorization and planning have been completed, so submitting a referral is the first step rather than confirmation that services have started.
Yes. The intake process may involve the individual, family, and support coordinator, allowing relevant information about the individual’s circumstances and requested support to be considered during service coordination.
Depending on the authorized service, support may take place in the individual’s home, a residential setting, or appropriate community environments. The specific setting depends on the type of service and the individual’s authorized supports.
Service availability depends on the individual’s location, eligibility, needs, authorized services, and available support. The referral and intake process is used to review these factors and clarify the appropriate next steps.
Elites Care supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Eligibility in each jurisdiction also depends on the requirements of the applicable program and service authorization.
Yes. We accept Medicaid waiver authorizations, with services provided according to the specific supports covered under the applicable waiver.
We serve all eight wards in Washington, D.C.; all counties across Virginia’s five DBHDS regions; and communities throughout Pennsylvania’s Northeast, Southeast, Central, and Western regions.
We support children, adolescents, and adults, with services tailored to the individual’s age, needs, and authorized supports.
Referrals are typically acknowledged and reviewed within 24 hours of submission.
Availability is based on the supports the individual needs, as well as waiver coverage for the requested service for individuals with a Medicaid waiver.
Yes. Support coordinators may submit referrals on behalf of the individuals they represent.
Contact our intake team to confirm current service and staffing availability.
Yes. We always ensure the individual and family meet the proposed staff member and feel comfortable with them before that staff member is assigned to provide support.
All families are provided with our emergency and after-hours phone number so concerns can be addressed outside of normal business hours.
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Contact us to discuss available developmental disability support services and how they may fit your circumstances. We can provide information about service options and the next steps for exploring support.