Services

Services shaped around the life a person wants to live.

Support Solutions organizes care around practical human needs: where someone lives, how they spend their day, what support helps them stay well, and how they connect to work, family, and community.

Looking for services by state? Jump directly to the Tennessee or North Carolina service list.

Service pathways

Start with the kind of support life calls for.

Explore the main ways support can begin, then use the full service list below when you're ready to compare specific programs.

A family and supported person sharing a meaningful moment at home.

Home and residential support

A home should feel safe, personal, and connected to the community.

Residential services help people build stability at home while preserving choice in routines, relationships, meals, transportation, and daily decisions.

ForPeople who need daily or periodic support where they live.
IncludesSupported living, residential supports, family model, personal assistance.
GoalSafety, dignity, choice, and a home life that feels like the person's own.
A person receiving support during a work or community activity.

Work, day, and community support

Good days are built through purpose, skill, and belonging.

Employment and community services help people pursue meaningful routines, build skills, connect with others, and participate more fully outside the home.

ForPeople seeking meaningful activity, work, community access, or daily structure.
IncludesEmployment, day services, community integration, networking, job coaching.
GoalMore independence, participation, relationships, and confidence.
A support professional listening during a supportive conversation.

Behavioral, mental health, and respite support

Complex needs deserve steady support, not quick judgment.

Behavioral, mental health, respite, and enhanced housing supports help people and caregivers navigate hard seasons with more structure, relief, and clinical guidance.

ForPeople and caregivers managing behavioral, psychiatric, or complex support needs.
IncludesBehavior services, respite, mental health clinic, enhanced supportive housing.
GoalStability, practical strategies, caregiver relief, and safer routines.
A family-centered support moment for early intervention.

Early and family support

Families should not have to figure everything out alone.

Early support and flexible assistance help families understand needs, build skills, and keep forward motion during important developmental stages.

ForChildren, families, and caregivers who need developmental or practical support.
IncludesEarly intervention, personal assistance, respite, caregiver guidance.
GoalSkill growth, family confidence, and stronger daily support systems.

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Tennessee

Respite

Behavioral Respite

Short-term, structured environment changes during periods of increased behavioral challenges.

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Clinical

Behavior Services

Clinical behavior support delivered by licensed professionals approved by DDA in Tennessee.

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Community

Community-Based Day and Integration

Meaningful, productive day activities that take place alongside people without disabilities in the community.

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Residential

Community Living Supports

Community-based residential support that emphasizes independence and full integration into society.

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Children

Early Intervention Services

Voluntary, family-focused support for children from birth through age three with disabilities or developmental delays.

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Employment

Employment and Community First CHOICES

TennCare-administered supports that help people with I/DD explore careers and live full community lives.

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Day support

Employment Day Services

Supported employment programs for individuals with severe or significant disabilities seeking community jobs.

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Residential

Family Model Residential Supports

An alternative living arrangement where individuals live with specially trained family caregivers.

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Home

Home Bound Services

Home-based support for individuals whose behavioral, psychiatric, or medical needs make home the right setting.

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Skills

Independent Living Skills Training

Education and skill-building that strengthens daily living and access to community resources.

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Day support

In Home Day Services

Day services delivered at home for individuals with complex behavioral, psychiatric, or medical needs.

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Mental health

Mental Health Clinic

Outpatient mental health services supporting emotional wellness and treatment goals.

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Housing

Mental Health Housing

Round-the-clock, team-based housing support that helps each person live their best life.

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Personal care

Personal Assistance

One-on-one help with daily activities so individuals can flourish in the comfort of their own home.

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Relief

Respite Services

Short-term relief for primary caregivers while supported persons receive safe, attentive care.

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Independent living

Semi-Independent Living Services

Occasional, targeted support for adults who want to maintain an independent lifestyle.

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Enhanced housing

Specialized I/DD Enhanced Supportive Housing

A transitional, higher-support housing option for individuals with a dual I/DD and mental health diagnosis.

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Supported living

Supported Living

Personalized residential support with full choice over where, how, and with whom a person lives.

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