Clinical
Opening opportunities for individuals with disabilities
Positive Behavior Support
And ABA Therapy
At FCCS, a dedicated team from the Behavior Department is always ready to make positive changes in people’s lives. This team specializes in
- Positive Behavior Support and
- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy.
Positive Behavior Support.
This program is tailored for individuals of all ages to reinforce positive behaviors and build essential life skills. We specialize in evidence-based strategies, which enhances overall well-being.
ABA Therapy
Our team utilizes principles of ABA to create individualized plans that promote positive behavior and skill development. This therapy addresses a wide range of behavioral challenges. As a team, we work collaboratively with families to implement effective strategies that support growth.
Occupational Therapy
The goal of occupational therapy is to help people improve their everyday skills so they can be more independent and participate in a variety of activities. OT programs for people with autism or adults with developmental disabilities frequently concentrate on gross and fine motor skills, learning strategies, and self-care. Sensory issues can also be managed with OT strategies.
Occupational therapy strategies can include:
- Training & modifications for independent living skills.
- Motor development and ability to plan motor movements.
- Sensory integration and sensory-based strategies.
- Positive mental health strategies.
- Social-emotional development and self-regulation strategies and programs.
- Behavioral approaches in collaboration with team members to support participation.
- Social participation activities.
- Participation in play and/or leisure activities.
- Cognitive-behavioral approaches that support positive behaviors.
- Schedules, timers, and video modeling are examples of visual aids.
- Technology recommendations in education and work activities.
- Strategies to support personal responsibility and self-advocacy skills.
- Approaches and strategies to promote the transition to adulthood.
- Development of work-readiness skills.
Health Maintenance & Coordination Program
Our Health Maintenance and Coordination (HOPE) program assists families and members in coordinating and maintaining their health and wellness. We assist individuals and/or guardians in connecting with doctors, insurance companies, clinics, laboratories, and other medical providers in the community, allowing them to focus more on quality time with family and maintain independence in the community without a healthcare gap. This program consists of but not limited to:
- Conducting assessment of medications and health/medical diagnosis and develop individual treatment plan.
- Continues monthly Nursing Monitoring.
- Assist with scheduling appointments and transportation for appointments.
- Educating and coordinating clients’ adherence to treatment and medication.
- Manage client medication via pharmacy portal.
- Educate and follow up with client/guardian on health status, progress and keep case records.
- Monitor services provided and completed all necessary case documentation.
- Educate, counsel, and assist client in the understanding of their health and medical diagnoses.
- Teach client/guardian methods and behaviors to be virally suppressed.
- Collaborate with medical treatment providers and pharmacy on client’s behalf.
- Assist clients with medical follow up for all hospitalizations and discharge planning.
- Update support coordinators on all medication changes, diagnoses, and health indispositions.
- Educate on diet base and/or healthy meal choices.
- 24/7 access to on-call nurse for all medical questions and assistance.
Optometry
Members bring in prescriptions for contact lenses or eyeglasses to our optometrist. Members’ faces and eyes, including the distance between their pupils, should be measured. This is critical for ensuring proper eyeglass fit and assisting members in selecting eyeglass frames and lenses. Members may require specialized eyewear for sports, occupational use, or different tints and anti-reflective coatings. Write work orders for laboratory technicians and give them the information they need to make new lenses. They work with members to ensure that their eyeglasses fit properly and that their frames are repaired and replaced as needed, as well as to educate them about their eyewear and how to care for their contact lenses.
