Disabled and Mental Health Services
Programs:
| Service: | Adult Day Care & Adult Day Health Care | More Information |
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| About: | Adult Day Care Facilities provide custodial care, supervision, and social services. Adult Day Health Care Facilities provide organized programs of rehabilitative, therapeutic, and supportive health, social services and activities. These facilities serve functionally impaired adults for periods of less than 24 hours per day in a licensed structure. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
| Service: | Community Employment Support (CES) |
| About: | The purpose of the CES Waiver is to support beneficiaries of all ages who have a developmental disability, meet the institutional level of care, and require waiver support services to live in the community and thus prevent institutionalization. The goal is to create a flexible array of services that allow people to reach their maximum potential in decision-making, employment, and community integration; thus giving their lives the meaning and value they choose. The objectives are to: transition eligible persons who choose the waiver option from residential facilities into the community; provide priority services to persons who meet criteria for the third tier of service (requiring supports 24 hours a day, seven (7) days a week); and, enhance and maintain community living for all persons participating in the waiver program. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
| Service: | Early Intervention Day Treatment (EIDT) |
| About: | For both Children’s Health Management Services and Developmental Day Treatment Clinic Services for children, early intervention day treatment includes without limitation diagnostic, screening, evaluation, preventive, therapeutic, palliative, rehabilitative and habilitative services, including speech, occupational, and physical therapies and any medical or remedial services recommended by a physician for the maximum reduction of physical or mental disability and restoration of the child to the best possible functional level. Early Intervention Day Treatment is available year-round to children aged 0-6; and in the summer months for children aged 6-21. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
| Service: | Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID) | More Information |
| About: | Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICFs/IID) specialize in providing services to developmentally disabled individuals. Arkansas has two types of ICFs/IID: "large" facilities are those with more than 15 beds, and "small" facilities are those with fewer than 16 beds. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
| Service: | Post-Acute Head Injury Facilities | More Information |
| About: | Post-Acute Head Injury Facilities provide rehabilitative services to individuals who have disabilities or impairments brought on by head injuries. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
| Service: | Residential Care Facilities | More Information |
| About: | Residential Care Facilities are licensed to provide services 24 hours a day to individuals older than 17 who are not capable of independent living and who require assistance and supervision. To be eligible, individuals must be independently mobile, capable of responding to reminders and guidance from staff, and capable of self-administering medication. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
Services:
| Service: | Developmental Day Treatment Clinic Services (DDTCS) |
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| About: | A Developmental Day Treatment Clinic Service provides an array of comprehensive day treatment (services) to individuals with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities in a clinic setting. Core services that may be provided in accordance with the license granted to the clinic by the Division of Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) include the following: Diagnosis and Evaluation |
| Service: | Developmental Disability Respite Care |
| About: | Respite care is a service provided to or for any waiver individual who are unable to care for themself on a short-term basis. This may be due to the absence of or need for relief of non-paid indi-viduals who normally provide the care. Non-paid individuals may include parents of minors, primary caregivers and spouses of participants, grandparents, friends and relatives. |
| Service: | Drug Addiction/Abuse Services |
| About: | Outpatient care, residential care, Specialized Women's Services (SWS) and early intervention. |
| Service: | Adaptive Equipment | More Information |
| About: | This service is for the purchase, leasing and repair of adaptive, therapeutic and augmentative equipment. This equipment must be required for the individual to increase, maintain or improve their ability to perform daily life tasks. |
| Service: | Licensure and Certification |
| About: | The Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance inspects long-term care facilities, home- and community-based providers, and other providers to determine whether they qualify for licensure, meet program requirements, and are meeting the needs of the individuals they serve. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
| Service: | Long Term Care Complaints | More Information |
| About: | The Office of Long Term Care and the Community Services Licensure & Certification unit investigates complaints against facilities as well as allegations of abuse or neglect of residents, theft of residents' property, and poor quality of resident care. Investigations are confidential, and you do not have to give your name when you file a complaint. If you choose to give your name, the Office of Long Term Care informs you when the investigation is completed. |
| Contact: | 800-582-4887 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
| Service: | Long Term Care Facility Search | More Information |
| About: | Search by name, city, or county for nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care facilities in Arkansas. Details include contact information, administrator, owner, and type of facility. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
| Service: | Long Term Care Facility Search by County | More Information |
| About: | Find nursing, assisted living, and other long-term care facilities in your county. Details include contact information, administrator, owner, and type of facility. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
| Service: | Long Term Care Staffing | More Information |
| About: | Information about minimum staffing requirements in long-term care facilities. |
| Contact: | 501-320-6196 | Email |
| Website: | Division of Provider Services and Quality Assurance |
