Residential services under the Texas Home and Community-based Services (HCS) program support individuals within structured, home-like environments rather than institutional settings. At Avadis Residential Living Services, HCS services in Katy, Texas, focus on consistency, participation, and personal choice through organized residential supports. Services are delivered according to approved service plans and emphasize daily structure within community-based homes. This approach allows individuals to receive support while remaining connected to familiar surroundings. Planning and coordination follow Texas HCS requirements.
HCS services are designed to provide residential support that adapts to individual needs through ongoing coordination. Avadis Residential Living Services delivers HCS in Katy, Texas, using clear routines, documented supports, and coordinated oversight. Services reduce reliance on facility-based care by emphasizing household participation. Families, guardians, and legally authorized representatives are included throughout planning and review. The result is a structured residential model grounded in accountability and clarity.
Individuals Served Through Texas HCS
This service supports individuals who are eligible for the Texas HCS waiver and benefit from structured residential assistance. Planning follows person-centered principles and includes active involvement from families, guardians, and LARs.
How HCS Supports Individuals
HCS services strengthen residential participation through the following supports:
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Structured Residential Routines
Daily schedules provide predictability and clear expectations within the home setting. -
Individualized Service Planning
Approved plans guide supports based on assessed needs and preferences. -
Household Participation Support
Individuals are encouraged to engage in household responsibilities with staff guidance. -
Coordinated Oversight
Staff coordinate services with case managers, families, and program partners. -
Community-Based Access
Residential settings are located within established neighborhoods to support local participation.
