Respectful structured support for adults with Cerebral Palsy. Real life on the other side.
Adults with Cerebral Palsy often face challenges with mobility coordination communication health routines and daily living. Families carry an enormous amount of responsibility. bttr provides a clear supportive partner so adults with CP can build independence while families regain stability and peace of mind.
What families of adults with CP often want to know
Cerebral Palsy is a lifelong condition that affects movement coordination posture and sometimes speech or swallowing. It does not worsen over time but adults may face new challenges as daily life becomes more demanding.
How CP can affect adulthood
- Mobility differences and need for safe transfers or equipment.
- Muscle tightness pain and fatigue during daily routines.
- Challenges with hygiene dressing or cooking.
- Difficulty with speech communication or complex instructions.
- Increased need for structure patience and consistency.
What remains constant
- Adults with CP deserve dignity and control over their lives.
- Families deserve relief support and respect.
- Independence is possible when support is realistic steady and person centered.
Support that protects the adult and the family
Caring for an adult with Cerebral Palsy is physically and emotionally demanding. bttr reduces the burden by creating clear routines safe mobility practices and consistent support in home and community settings.
One referral one organized path
You send one referral and bttr manages communication scheduling and support planning so families can focus on their loved one not the system.
Support that adapts to physical needs
Coaches learn the person’s mobility patterns equipment needs and safe transfer techniques to ensure comfort and safety at home and in the community.
Aligned with appointments and routines
Adults with CP often have multiple specialists. bttr helps families keep routines organized and prepare for appointments using simple systems that reduce stress.
Cerebral Palsy support for adults that builds safe independent routines
All services are available through the Self Determination Program and through Regional Center vendorization where applicable.
Independent Living Services (ILS)
Support for adults with CP who want to practice independent living skills at their own pace using adaptive strategies.
Supported Living Services (SLS)
For adults who live independently or plan to live independently with structured support for mobility health personal care and daily safety.
Tailored Day Services (TDS)
Community based day support focusing on participation connection meaningful activities and individualized routines.
Family and home based support
- Coordinated Family Support for adults living with relatives.
- Mobility routines safe transfers and adaptive techniques.
- Guidance with the Self Determination Program.
- Building systems that reduce caregiver exhaustion.
Cerebral Palsy support across the Bay Area with priority in Alameda and Contra Costa County
These two counties are the core of bttr CP services with strong demand for mobility aware in home and community based supports.
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
Wider Bay Area
Additional regions through Self Determination
What bttr focuses on with adults who have Cerebral Palsy
Support is based on BTTR skill tracks in Life Money Tech Connect Express and Health.
Mobility and safety
- Support with safe transfers movement and repositioning.
- Practicing safe movement in home and community spaces.
- Identifying fall risks and improving daily safety routines.
Daily living routines
- Hygiene dressing grooming and adaptive self care.
- Cooking cleaning and maintaining personal space.
- Using visual supports checklists and repetition.
Health and wellbeing
- Preparing for and recovering from medical appointments.
- Organizing medication routines and health reminders.
- Building calm routines and emotional regulation strategies.
Community access and connection
- Transportation safety and support.
- Grocery shopping errands and safe community participation.
- Practicing communication self expression and choice making.
Cerebral Palsy support should feel respectful safe and sustainable
Giovanny Sarabia
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
bttr Living
Cerebral Palsy support questions families ask
Can bttr support adults with high mobility needs
Often yes. We consider safety equipment routines and staffing needs and coordinate with the Regional Center for what is appropriate.
Can bttr help adults who use wheelchairs or assisted devices
Yes. Support is adapted to the person’s mobility pattern equipment and comfort level.
Does bttr help adults who need help with hygiene or transfers
Yes when appropriate and aligned with Regional Center rules and safe staffing practices.
Does bttr support adults who also have communication differences
Yes. We respect all communication styles and partner with families and providers to support consistent communication routines.
Ready to explore Cerebral Palsy support with bttr
One clear referral starts a safer more structured path for adults with CP across Alameda County Contra Costa County and the Bay Area.