The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) works with a vast network of agency providers and independent providers all over the state to offer support and care for individuals with developmental disabilities. This network of more than 10,000 providers throughout Ohio operates under the supervision and guidance of the DODD, which maintains rigorous performance and compliance standards to ensure the health and safety of Ohio residents living with developmental disabilities.
The DODD enforces strict health and welfare standards as well as certification criteria and compliance standards. The DODD also manages provider certification and renewal and offers a wide range of provider training programs.
Victory Hands is proud to be a part of the Ohio DODD provider network. Anyone interested in our home care services can expect the same level of attention and care from us as they would from any other Ohio DODD certified provider.
Nearly 40,000 Ohioans with developmental disabilities are enrolled in a waiver, with access to services while living on their own, with family, with a roommate, or with a paid caregiver. Waivers are one way to pay for the services that support people with developmental disabilities. Victory Hands is certified for the following: the Individual Option Waiver, the Level One Waiver, Self- Waiver, and HPC Transportation.
Direct service providers help people with household chores and personal care, including things like:
getting dressed and keeping clean
making food
managing money to pay household bills
cleaning and doing laundry
getting out and being a part of the community
and helping people get to medical and dental appointments or other health care services.
HPC also includes support that improves a person’s ability to express their opinions and choices.
Often called L1 for short. It is a good fit for people who do not need a lot of paid staff to provide services.
The L1 Waiver relies heavily on natural supports. Natural supports are services people provide without being paid for it. Natural supports could be things like:
support from a family member who helps you get dressed and ready for work every morning
a ride to work from a co-worker
a family member who provides a break or respite for caregivers.
The IO Waiver is a more comprehensive waiver. It can be a good fit for people who may need a lot of help in their home. It can also be a good fit for people who need a lot of different kinds of services.
General In-Home Care
Household tasks
Personal Care/ Grooming & Personal Hygiene
Meal Preparation
Grocery & Personal Shopping
Cleaning/Light Housekeeping
Leisure Activities
Transportation
Community Outings
If you or a loved one have a developmental disability that requires in-home care, Victory Hands can develop an individualized care plan that works for your lifestyle, budget, and the availability of Ohio Medicaid assistance.
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