Person-centered Nebraska DD services
Veracity supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through individualized home, community, habilitative, residential, employment, and respite services when authorized.
We coordinate with participants, guardians, service coordinators, families, and other members of the person’s team. Admission decisions include careful review of support needs, health and safety, staffing, compatibility, and Veracity’s ability to provide appropriate services.
Available support may include
- Shared Living and residential habilitation
- Day support and community integration
- Independent living and in-home habilitation
- Respite and transportation
- Supported employment and vocational services
- Family supports and remote supports when authorized
Who may inquire
- People with intellectual or developmental disabilities
- Parents, guardians, and family caregivers
- Nebraska service coordinators and referral professionals
- Prospective Shared Living providers
Frequently asked questions
How are services selected?
Services are based on eligibility, assessed need, authorization, the participant’s goals, and the Individual Support Plan.
Does Veracity offer Shared Living?
Yes. Veracity may provide Shared Living when the service is authorized and an appropriate, trained provider match is available.
Can families participate in planning?
Yes. With the participant’s direction and applicable consent, families and guardians are valued partners in person-centered planning and communication.