Professional, accountable care for adults with developmental disabilities. Supporting Individualized Funding (IF) and Person-Centered Care plans with clinical oversight.
Support You Can Feel Good About
We understand that this isn’t new for most families — and that what matters most is consistency, trust, and knowing your loved one is genuinely supported.
At Advanced Care Group, we value every part of an individual’s life. That means supporting not just daily care needs, but also social connection, confidence, and opportunities for skill-building and independence.
Our team takes the time to understand routines, preferences, and what helps each person feel comfortable and at ease. At the same time, our formally trained caregivers provide hands-on support guided by best practices, ensuring care is delivered safely, consistently, and with professionalism.
We work within CLBC guidelines and Individual Support Plans (ISPs), while keeping families informed and confident in how care is being provided.
You’re not just looking for services — you’re looking for the right people.
We’re here to be that for you.
We’re here to be that for you.
Clinical Governance & CLBC Accountability
Our framework aligns strictly with CLBC expectations for safety, documentation, and continuous quality improvement.
Who We Are Accountable To
- The individuals we support
- Their families and caregivers
- CLBC facilitators and funders
Built for CLBC Oversight
- Ready for Quality Service Reviews (QSRs)
- Strict Critical Incident Reporting
- Health & Safety Monitoring
- ISP-linked activity logs
Reducing Risk
- Hospital Admissions: Reduced through early clinical intervention.
- Audit Risk: Reduced through compliant, daily documentation.
- Burnout: Reduced through reliable, structured respite.
Medication & Complex Care
We handle complex medication administration, diabetes management, and seizure protocols.
Continuity of Care
High turnover creates anxiety. We prioritize consistent staffing teams to build routine, trust, and emotional stability for every individual we support.
Crisis Prevention
Our clinical team identifies subtle changes in health or behavior early, preventing escalations and avoiding unnecessary hospital visits.
This Service is Designed For:
Our Boundaries Matter
To maintain safety and quality, we do not accept cases where we cannot confidently meet the individual’s medical, behavioral, or staffing needs. If a referral falls outside our scope, we assist families in identifying appropriate alternatives.
Scope of Support
We tailor our services to the unique goals of each Individual Support Plan (ISP), ranging from daily living assistance to complex medical care.
Community Inclusion
Facilitating meaningful participation in community events, volunteering, and social activities.
Homemaker & Personal Care
Assistance with daily living activities (ADLs), meal preparation, and hygiene.
Complex Medical Support
Delegated care for individuals with high-acuity needs (diabetes, seizures, mobility).
Respite & Family Relief
Scheduled support to provide primary caregivers with rest and ensure family sustainability.
Our Intake Process
How we move from referral to active support.
1
Initial Conversation
We meet with the family or facilitator to review the ISP and medical requirements.
2
Safety & Needs Assessment
Conducted by the leadership and documented in accordance with CLBC service expectations.
3
Staff Matching
We select care staff based on skills and personality fit, not just availability.
4
Service Launch
Includes written service plan confirmation, documentation templates, and scheduled RN check-ins.
Request a CLBC Intake Conversation
Connect with our intake team to discuss funding, availability, and specific care needs.
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Mastering CLBC Funding & Compliance
We are fluent in the mechanics of CLBC funding streams, including Individualized Funding (IF) and Direct Funding. We reduce the administrative burden by handling:
- ISP Alignment: Ensuring all daily activities map directly to the goals in the Individual Support Plan.
- Rigorous Documentation: Daily logs and incident reports that meet strict audit standards.
- Transparent Billing: Clear financial records that make reconciliation easy for families and facilitators.
Common Questions
Do you work with Individualized Funding (IF)?
Yes. We are experienced in managing contracts under Individualized Funding (IF) agreements. We handle the invoicing and documentation required to satisfy CLBC audit standards, reducing the administrative load on families.
What makes our agency different?
Many agencies are led by administrative staff. Because we are led by professionals, we have the license and capability to oversee complex health needs (like diabetes, medication administration, or catheter care).
Do you support adults transitioning from pediatric care?
Yes. The "cliff" between pediatric services and adult CLBC services can be steep. We specialize in this transition, working with families to establish new routines that promote adult independence while maintaining safety.
Our Trusted Partners
