Nebraska AD support centered on daily life
Our intake team works with participants, families, guardians, and care professionals to understand requested supports and determine whether Veracity can safely and appropriately meet the individual’s authorized needs.
Services are guided by program eligibility, assessment, authorization, the participant’s care plan, and available staffing. Veracity respects each person’s routines, choices, culture, and right to direct their support.
Available support may include
- Personal care and legally responsible individual (LRI) personal care
- Companion and respite services
- Homemaker and chore support
- Transportation and community access
- Nutrition-related supports
- Help with everyday activities that support remaining at home
Who may inquire
- Adults and older adults seeking authorized home-based support
- People with disabilities who may qualify for Nebraska AD programs
- Family members, guardians, case managers, and referral professionals
Frequently asked questions
Does an inquiry guarantee services?
No. Services require eligibility, assessment, authorization, staffing, and Veracity’s determination that it can safely meet the person’s needs.
Can a family member contact Veracity?
Yes. Family members and guardians may submit a preliminary inquiry without including private medical or identifying information.
Where are services provided?
Authorized services are provided in eligible home and community settings in Nebraska, depending on program requirements and staffing.