What does Right Place mean?

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What does Right Place mean?

Right Place means offering supports in the most integrated setting where the person would normally be, and doing so based on the participant’s own choices to promote independence. This focuses on living or participating in the typical community environment rather than isolating services elsewhere, and it centers the person’s preferences and goal of greater independence. Delivering services only in the client’s home misses the idea of integration into daily life outside the home. Relying on provider availability shifts the decision away from the person’s needs and preferences, which weakens independence. The emphasis is not merely on being in an integrated setting, but on identifying the setting the person would normally be in and choosing it to support their autonomy and participation.

Right Place means offering supports in the most integrated setting where the person would normally be, and doing so based on the participant’s own choices to promote independence. This focuses on living or participating in the typical community environment rather than isolating services elsewhere, and it centers the person’s preferences and goal of greater independence.

Delivering services only in the client’s home misses the idea of integration into daily life outside the home. Relying on provider availability shifts the decision away from the person’s needs and preferences, which weakens independence. The emphasis is not merely on being in an integrated setting, but on identifying the setting the person would normally be in and choosing it to support their autonomy and participation.

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