How It Works
Care Plans & Monitoring
Every child receives an Individualized Care Plan (ICP) that guides their support and tracks their progress.
What an ICP Is
An Individualized Care Plan (ICP) is a comprehensive document that outlines your child's specific needs, goals, and the strategies we'll use to support them. It's a living document that evolves as your child grows.
Think of it as a roadmap for your child's care, it ensures that everyone involved in supporting your child is on the same page and working toward the same goals.
What's Included
Child Profile
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Strengths and interests
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Diagnoses and medical considerations
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Communication preferences
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Sensory needs and triggers
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Favorite activities and motivators
Intervention Strategies
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Behavioral strategies
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Teaching approaches
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Reinforcement systems
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De-escalation techniques
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Environmental modifications
Goals & Objectives
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Short-term goals (1-3 months)
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Long-term goals (6-12 months)
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Measurable objectives for each goal
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Progress indicators
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Family priorities
Safety & Emergency
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Emergency contacts
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Medical information
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Crisis protocols
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Elopement prevention (if applicable)
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Medication schedules
Review Schedule
Care plans are regularly reviewed and updated to ensure they continue to meet your child's evolving needs.
Monthly Check-ins
Brief progress updates and any immediate adjustments needed
Annual Assessment
Full reassessment, new goals setting, and long-term planning
Quarterly Reviews
Comprehensive goal review and plan updates with family input
Family Involvement
You are a key partner in your child's care plan. Your insights, observations, and priorities drive the plan's development and updates.