Frequently Asked Questions

• Each local Aging and Disability Resource Connection center will develop a priority system for identifying referrals with the contracting agency in their area. Persons must be Medicaid-eligible and receiving services in their home or a community-based care setting.
• Eugene ADRC: Eugene ADRC Website

• Each local Community Developmental Disability Program has an intake/eligibility process to complete paperwork for services. Use the link below to access county contact information, including paperwork.
• Lane County DDS office: Lane County DDS website
• Intake/eligibility (Lane County office): Lane County intake/eligibility website

Behavior that can be viewed as unproductive, unwanted, dangerous, or even illegal behaviors and often lead to restrictive measures. These behaviors often interfere with ADLs and iADLs.

• This is an evidence-based set of practices developed and based on philosophies of person-centered care, self-empowerment and autonomous decision-making. It is a holistic approach that encompasses various domains that are relevant within that individual’s life, including communication style & strategies, relationships, environment, preferred activities & routines.

• NCDs are characterized as having a decline in cognitive function, from a previously attained level of functioning. Etiologies related to cognitive decline often include but are not limited to, traumatic brain injuries and dementia (Alzheimer’s, Vascular, Frontotemporal, Lewy Body, and other).

• Contact us regarding the cost of services.

Yes, we do provide private consultation services. Please contact us for details.