About this manual
The Supports Waiver Individual Service Plan (ISP) provides a structured template for documenting personal information, service needs, and support preferences. It includes sections for identifying information, emergency back‑up contacts, strengths, community participation, employment, health and safety, and detailed service requests.
The document also defines the role of the Community Support Coordinator (CSC), outlines measurement and monitoring procedures, and lists additional supports such as assistive technology, environmental modifications, and vehicle modifications. It is intended to be printed, kept accessible, and reviewed regularly with the participant and service providers.
What's inside
- Identifying Information
- Service Back‑up Plan
- Strengths and Preferences
- Community Participation
- Employment
- Health and Wellness
- Personal Care Services
- Community Membership
- Behavior Support Consultation
- Assistive Technology and Modifications
Frequently asked questions
What should you do in an emergency according to the plan?
Call 911.
Who contacts the participant regularly for support?
The Community Support Coordinator (CSC) contacts the participant by phone monthly and conducts at least four in‑person visits per year.
What types of additional supports are listed in the ISP?
Assistive Technology, Environmental Modification, and Vehicle Modification are included as other supports.
How are service outcomes measured?
Individual measurements are listed to be monitored during monthly visits for each service.