Admissions Criteria
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Admission Criteria & Process
Admission to Charlene’s Angels Day Habilitation Program will be open to individuals meeting the admission guidelines without regard to sex, race, creed, or religious belief.
Before placement, the Executive Director will meet with potential participants interested in attending our program. The Director will evaluate each participant and determine if needs can be met at the center.
To be considered for admission, the following guidelines are followed:
- Participants must be 18 years or older.
- Participants must be free from communicable diseases
- Participants must be able to receive services in a small group setting
- Participant must be ambulatory.
- Participant must be continent of bowel and bladder.
- Participant may be a good “fit” for the programs and services
Criteria for Admission
Charlene’s Angels Day Habilitation Program will accept participants who meet the criteria as follows:
a. Monitor and/or supervise all Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s are defined as dressing, bathing, grooming, eating, walking, and toileting)
b. Comprehensive, therapeutic activities
c. Assure health assessment and intermittent monitoring of health status
d. Monitor medication
e. Ability to provide appropriate structure and supervision for those with mild and cognitive impairment
Required Documentation
Before admission to our Day Habilitation Program, the participant/responsible party will provide the Center with intake documentation and general information, including medical and social history, emergency contact information, and other pertinent information. You may obtain these forms during your tour of our program.
Before services can start for Respite or PAC Services, all intake documentation must be completed and returned to Charlene’s Angels. Please email Alana Swain at aswain@charsangels.com for intake forms.
Management reserves the right to decline admission to any applicant for whom Charlene’s Angels determines, in its sole judgment, that it cannot meet his/her needs.