Supported Living Services at bttr
Long term support.
Built around life at home.
bttr Living provides Supported Living Services through the Self Determination Program for adults with developmental disabilities who need ongoing support to live safely, stably, and with dignity in their own home and community.
Support levels are based on assessed need, IPP goals, person centered planning, and approved SDP spending plans.
Home stability
Ongoing support for routines, meals, reminders, organization, home safety, schedules, cleaning prompts, and daily living responsibilities.
Health and safety
Support with wellness routines, medication reminders, appointments, transportation safety, emergency planning, and community awareness.
Community living
Support for shopping, errands, appointments, self advocacy, transportation, social participation, and maintaining stability in the community.
bttr SLS support tracks
A clearer way to support life at home.
Supported Living Services can involve many moving parts. bttr organizes support into clear tracks so participants, families, Independent Facilitators, FMS providers, and care teams understand what is being supported.
Daily living and routines
Helping the home stay safer, calmer, and more stable.
- Meal planning and reminders
- Cleaning prompts and organization
- Daily and weekly routines
- Home safety awareness
Wellness and appointments
Supporting consistency with health related routines.
- Medication reminders
- Appointment preparation
- Sleep and wellness routines
- Care coordination support
Home and community safety
Building independence while maintaining safety.
- Emergency planning
- Transportation safety
- Community awareness
- Boundary and safety reminders
Real life responsibilities
Support for the practical parts of living independently.
- Shopping and errands
- Time management support
- Daily responsibility reminders
- Problem solving routines
Community and relationships
Helping the person remain connected and supported.
- Social participation
- Healthy boundaries
- Community activities
- Natural support coordination
Choice and self advocacy
Keeping the person’s voice central to the support plan.
- Decision making support
- IPP and SDP preparation
- Rights and responsibilities
- Communication support

