Welcome to Daybreak
Daybreak has been in business for almost 40 years. Daybreak offers a full array of home and community-based services (HCS) including residential group homes, host home/companion care, ICF homes, and supported home living. Daybreak also operates several day habilitation sites around the state.
Daybreak was founded on a commitment to provide innovative supports and community-based services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This commitment guides us each day. We provide a supportive environment in which each individual may make and achieve goals while experiencing community life at its fullest.
Our roots in the community go back to 1978 with the opening of the Lancaster Residential Center, an intermediate care facility for individuals with developmental disabilities (ICF/ID). In the late 80’s and 90’s, seven additional ICF/ID homes were opened in Dallas County. Lancaster Residential Center voluntarily downsized in 2010 to enable the individuals there to live in smaller, group home settings.
Daybreak Community Services, Inc. was founded in 1997 to provide an array of Home and Community-based (HCS Medicaid-funded waiver) services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Daybreak has continued to expand services throughout Texas during the last two decades.
Now, as part of the Caregiver, Inc. family of care services, Daybreak operates HCS waiver homes and ICF/ID group homes, as well as services in individual homes, host home settings, and day habilitation sites.
HCS Program
The Home and Community Based Services (HCS) program is a choice-driven program, which promotes and maintains consumer and family involvement in providing individualized program development and community support services for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Our Services
Services provided throughout Texas include:
Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with an Intellectual Disability (ICF/ID)
Home- and Community-based Services (HCS)
Texas Home Living
Deaf/Blind
Multi-disability Medicaid Waivers
Private pay and third-party contract payers
ICF/IID Program
Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID), is a Medicaid-certified program, serving individuals in a residential group home setting with 24-hour shift staff. Individuals are evaluated, and an individualized treatment plan is developed to assist each individual function at their greatest ability.
The Daybreak management team has extensive experience in developing and managing programs for people with disabilities. Local staff, with deep community connections, deliver personalized care at each of our locations.
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Home and Community Based Services (HCS)
The home- and community-based services (HCS) program promotes and maintains consumer and family involvement in providing individualized program development and community support services for individuals with an intellectual disability. The HCS program is a Medicaid waiver program and provides services and supports to eligible individuals as an alternative to intermediate care facilities (ICF/ID) program.
An individual must have a determination of intellectual disability or a related condition, Medicaid and SSI eligibility, and their Plan of Care must meet program guidelines.
How to obtain this service?
Your Local Intellectual and Developmental Disability Authority (LIDDA) will assist you in determining eligibility and completing the paperwork so that you may receive HCS services.
When there is a wait list for HCS services, stay in touch with LIDDA to be contacted when an opening becomes available.
LIDDA will provide a list of service providers from which you can choose to visit. If you’d like to visit us, contact us to schedule a tour.
If you are currently receiving HCS services from any service provider and are unsatisfied with the services, contact your local LIDDA to discuss transfer options.
Residential Service Options
This residential service option, formerly known as “Foster Care” can be an excellent choice for many people in the HCS program. As the title indicates, the individual lives with the host home provider in his or her home. The provider assists the individual with daily activities and helps to establish and meet the individual’s personal goals. Additionally, the provider facilitates transportation to day habilitation or a job in the community as well as inclusion in community activities.
Biological parents can provide this service to their adult children in the HCS program. Daybreak can also help individuals find a host home provider that is compatible and has the ability to meet the needs of the individual. Daybreak provides all necessary training and strives to support the provider with administrative tasks as much as possible to keep the focus on the individual.
If you would like to learn more about Daybreak host home/companion care services, please call 817-447-2700.
Click the button below if you would like to complete a host home application and become a part of the Daybreak family.
This residential option provides services and supports as needed by individuals who choose to or who would benefit from living in a three or four person home. A three person home provides for supervised living where shift staff and/or live-in staff provide assistance with daily living activities to acquire skills necessary for independence. The staff are present in the residence and are able to respond to the needs of individuals on a 24-hour basis. A four person home provides for supervised living where shift staff are present in the residence and awake whenever and individual is present in the home. The staff provides assistance with daily living activities and training in self-help and independent living skills.
PAS/HAB: This support service option is supported by staff who coordinate and provide services to an individual living in his or her own home or the home of his or her natural or adoptive family members, or to an individual receiving host home/companion care services from Department of Family Protective Services. The individual is provided direct personal assistance with activities of daily living and coordination of community activities and skills development toward greater independence.
Case Coordination: The coordination, integration, evaluation, monitoring and service delivery of all services provided to the individual.
Nursing Services: Nursing services are provided to ensure the general health and well being of the individual. Nursing services provided by LVNs, RNs and 24-hour On-Call nursing staff.
Respite Services: Temporary, short-term and/or emergency care provided as a break for the primary caregiver. Care provided in the individual’s home or at another location.
Day Habilitation: Day activities designed to assist individuals in acquiring, maintaining and improving self-help, socialization and adaptive skills necessary to reside successfully in the community.
Psychology Services: Services are designed to develop, modify or improve the cognitive, social and affective skills of the individual through the use of behavior intervention and learning theories.
Dental Treatment: Services as determined by individual needs including emergency, preventative, therapeutic and orthodontic treatment.
Specialized Therapies: Audiology services, Speech/Language pathology services, Occupational Therapy services, Physical Therapy services and Dietary services to support the needs of the individual.
Adaptive Aids: Adaptive devices, controls or appliances, which enable persons to maintain or increase their abilities to perform activities of daily living or control the environment in which they live.
Minor Home Modifications: This component includes assessing the need, arranging for and providing modifications and/or improvements to an individual’s home to allow for community living while ensuring safety, security and accessibility.
Supported Employment: Services provided in an integrated setting to include ongoing support, supervision and training needed to sustain paid work for the individual.
- Host Home/Companion Care
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This residential service option, formerly known as “Foster Care” can be an excellent choice for many people in the HCS program. As the title indicates, the individual lives with the host home provider in his or her home. The provider assists the individual with daily activities and helps to establish and meet the individual’s personal goals. Additionally, the provider facilitates transportation to day habilitation or a job in the community as well as inclusion in community activities.
Biological parents can provide this service to their adult children in the HCS program. Daybreak can also help individuals find a host home provider that is compatible and has the ability to meet the needs of the individual. Daybreak provides all necessary training and strives to support the provider with administrative tasks as much as possible to keep the focus on the individual.
If you would like to learn more about Daybreak host home/companion care services, please call 817-447-2700.
Click the button below if you would like to complete a host home application and become a part of the Daybreak family.
- Group Home Living
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This residential option provides services and supports as needed by individuals who choose to or who would benefit from living in a three or four person home. A three person home provides for supervised living where shift staff and/or live-in staff provide assistance with daily living activities to acquire skills necessary for independence. The staff are present in the residence and are able to respond to the needs of individuals on a 24-hour basis. A four person home provides for supervised living where shift staff are present in the residence and awake whenever and individual is present in the home. The staff provides assistance with daily living activities and training in self-help and independent living skills.
- Support Service Options
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PAS/HAB: This support service option is supported by staff who coordinate and provide services to an individual living in his or her own home or the home of his or her natural or adoptive family members, or to an individual receiving host home/companion care services from Department of Family Protective Services. The individual is provided direct personal assistance with activities of daily living and coordination of community activities and skills development toward greater independence.
Case Coordination: The coordination, integration, evaluation, monitoring and service delivery of all services provided to the individual.
Nursing Services: Nursing services are provided to ensure the general health and well being of the individual. Nursing services provided by LVNs, RNs and 24-hour On-Call nursing staff.
Respite Services: Temporary, short-term and/or emergency care provided as a break for the primary caregiver. Care provided in the individual’s home or at another location.
Day Habilitation: Day activities designed to assist individuals in acquiring, maintaining and improving self-help, socialization and adaptive skills necessary to reside successfully in the community.
Psychology Services: Services are designed to develop, modify or improve the cognitive, social and affective skills of the individual through the use of behavior intervention and learning theories.
Dental Treatment: Services as determined by individual needs including emergency, preventative, therapeutic and orthodontic treatment.
Specialized Therapies: Audiology services, Speech/Language pathology services, Occupational Therapy services, Physical Therapy services and Dietary services to support the needs of the individual.
Adaptive Aids: Adaptive devices, controls or appliances, which enable persons to maintain or increase their abilities to perform activities of daily living or control the environment in which they live.
Minor Home Modifications: This component includes assessing the need, arranging for and providing modifications and/or improvements to an individual’s home to allow for community living while ensuring safety, security and accessibility.
Supported Employment: Services provided in an integrated setting to include ongoing support, supervision and training needed to sustain paid work for the individual.
Intermediate Care Facility (ICF)
Intermediate Care Facilities (ICF)
How to Obtain this Service?
ICF Services Offered
✔ Residential ✔ Day Habilitation ✔ Psychological ✔ Money Management ✔ Training to Enhance Daily Living needs
There is not a waiting list for ICF/IID services and immediate placement may be available.
