Habilitation is a face-to-face service that helps individuals acquire, maintain, and improve self-help, domestic, social, and adaptive skills necessary to reside successfully in home and community based settings.

Companionship services are provided to individuals living in private residences. Companionship services exist for the limited purpose of providing supervision and necessary care for the health and safety of the adult individual (18 years of age and older) with disabilities

Supported Employment must meet contractual conditions provided in community employment work sites with co-workers who do not have a disability for the purposes of finding and supporting individuals in competitive jobs of their choice. Individuals must receive minimum wage or higher.

Residential Habilitation services are direct and indirect services provided to participants who live in licensed and unlicensed provider owned, rented or leased residential settings. This service is built on the principle that every participant has the capacity to engage in lifelong learning. As such, through the provision of this service, participants will acquire, maintain, or improve skills necessary to live in the community, to live more independently, and to participate meaningfully in community life.