Cerebral Palsy support in California
Respectful structured support for adults
with Cerebral Palsy.
Adults with CP often face challenges with mobility, coordination, communication, health routines, and daily living. bttr provides a clear supportive partner so adults with CP can build independence while families regain stability and peace of mind.
Understanding Cerebral Palsy
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
What remains constant
Why bttr
Support that protects the adult and the family.
Caring for an adult with CP is physically and emotionally demanding. bttr reduces the burden by creating clear routines, safe mobility practices, and consistent support in home and community settings.
Clear intake
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.
Mobility aware
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.
Health integrated
Aligned with appointments and routines
Adults with CP often have multiple specialists. bttr helps keep routines organized and prepares families for appointments using simple systems that reduce stress.
bttr services for Cerebral Palsy
Services that build safe, independent routines.
Available through Regional Center and the Self Determination Program depending on the service and the person's plan.
ILS
RC · SDPIndependent Living Services
Support for adults with CP who want to practice independent living skills at their own pace using adaptive strategies and consistent coaching.
CFS
RCEB · GGRCCoordinated Family Support
For adults with CP living with family. Keeps care organized, builds mobility routines, and reduces caregiver exhaustion with clear structured support.
TDS
SDP · StatewideTailored Day Services
Community based day support focused on participation, connection, meaningful activities, and individualized routines. Billed in 4 hour units, minimum one per week.
SLS
SDP · StatewideSupported Living Services
For adults with CP living or planning to live independently. Structured support for mobility, health, personal care, and daily safety at home.
IHR
SDP · StatewideIn Home Respite
Planned caregiver relief with supervised in home care. Minimum 4 hours per day, at least one day per week. Especially valuable for high care needs families.
Additional CP supports at bttr
Focus areas
What bttr focuses on with adults who have Cerebral Palsy.
Support is organized through bttr Skill Tracks in Life, Money, Tech, Connect, Express, and Health — mapped to real IPP goals.
Life and safety track
Mobility and daily living
Health track
Health and wellbeing
Connect track
Community access and connection
Express track
Communication and self advocacy
Where we serve
CP support across the Bay Area and statewide.
ILS and CFS through RCEB and GGRC. TDS, SLS, and IHR available statewide through the Self Determination Program.
RCEB — Regional Center of the East Bay
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
GGRC — Golden Gate Regional Center
San Francisco, Marin and San Mateo
Statewide through SDP — all 21 Regional Centers
From the founder
"Families of adults with Cerebral Palsy deserve real help — not burnout. At bttr we create support that respects the person's mobility needs, pace, and comfort. We build plans that protect dignity, reduce stress, and make home life feel safer and more manageable. You do not have to carry everything alone."
Giovanny Sarabia
Founder and CEO, bttr Living
Common questions
Questions families ask about CP support.
Always happy to answer more at info@bttrliving.com or (510) 709-5809.
Can bttr support adults with high mobility needs?
Often yes. We consider safety, equipment, routines, and staffing needs and coordinate with the Regional Center to determine what is appropriate and safe.
Can bttr help adults who use wheelchairs or assistive devices?
Yes. Support is fully adapted to the person's mobility pattern, equipment, and comfort level. Coaches learn the person's setup before sessions begin.
Does bttr help adults who need assistance with hygiene or transfers?
Yes when appropriate and aligned with Regional Center rules and safe staffing practices. We always prioritize the person's dignity and comfort.
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 and tools.
Can bttr coordinate with our medical team or therapists?
Yes. With consent we align with physicians, physical therapists, speech therapists, and other providers to ensure support is coordinated and consistent.
How quickly can services start after a referral?
Most participants begin within 5 to 14 days after Regional Center or SDP approval. Our team guides families through every step of the process.
Ready to explore CP support with bttr?
One clear referral starts a safer, more structured path for adults with Cerebral Palsy across the Bay Area and statewide through the Self Determination Program.

