Institutional Transition
The Independent Living Center is able to assist individuals with physical disabilities who reside in institutional settings to regain their independence within the community. Various levels of assistance are available based on need and individual resources.
Possible assistance includes
- Case management to develop a transition plan
- Attendant services to assist with activities of daily living
- Financial assistance to pay deposits and assist with necessary household items
- Adaptive equipment loan services
- General assistance in finding affordable and accessible housing
- Peer support and advocacy
- Information and referral
- Approved nurse visits
- Independent Living Skills training and guidance
What is considered an Institutional Setting?
- Nursing Home
- Rehabilitation Facility
- Transitional or Supported Housing
- Prison
How long do I have to reside in the institution before I qualify for assistance?
Typically, TILC is able to assist people with the financial aspects of regaining their independence from long-term institutionalization. However, some exceptions are available. Contact the center at 659-8086 or 800-346-8951 for more information.
Information for Institutions
If you would like to refer a resident for transition or if you would like someone to talk with you aand your staff more about the process, please contact Judy Neal at jneal@ilcenter.org or call 417-659-8086 or 800-346-8951. To refer someone for institutional transition, please complete the TILC referral form.
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