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Our Home and Community-based Services program provides individualized services and support to persons with intellectual disabilities who are living with their family, in their own home or in other community settings, such as small group homes.

Contact us today to learn how we can help you or your loved one.

ABOUT US

Great Life Services, LLC and staff are comitted to ensuring that the best possible care and support is provided to all our clients and family. The care given is personalized to each clients needs, facilitated by an expert staff with years of experience.

Our goal is to challenge the client to achieve the highest level of personal functionality in the tasks of daily living: physically, mentally, and spiritually.

To accomplish our mission, we work hand-in-hand with health care professionals, service providers, and case managers to deliver exceptional service for our clients, and to meet the expectations of their family.

The unigueness in this approach is that we aspire to serve our clients gratefully, and to "Serve Humanity to honor God."

MOTTO:

ONE LIFE..., GREAT LIFE!

OUR SERVICES

At Great Life Services, we offer a wide range of home and community-based services to support individuals with intellectual disabilities. Our services include:- Personal care assistance- Respite care- In-home support services- Community integration services- Supported living services

COMMUNITY FIRST CHOICE (CFC)

Medicaid service available to individuals with a need for habilitation, personal assistance or emergency response services who receive services in the following HHS waiver programs:

HOME AND COMMUNITY-BASED (HCS): Includes residentual services, adaptive aids, day habilitation (help with development of basic life skills), minor home modifications, nursing, respite, professional therapies, supported employment, and other services.
TEXAS HOME LIVING (TxHml): Medicaid waiver program that supplies essential services and support to Texans with an intellectual disability (ID) or a related condition so that they can continue to live in the community.