How does this work?

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1. Application: All individuals submit the Beacons Tailored Day/Community integration application.
 

2. For Traditional SDRC clients: 

 

• The applicant notifies their SDRC service coordinator of their interest in Beacons Tailored Day services. The SDRC service coordinator then sends Beacons a "Tailored Day Services Individualized Design Form" (also called an "Enclosure B" form) to: TailoredDay@BeaconsNorthCounty.com.
   

• To learn more about the applicant's needs and to complete the 1-page Tailored Day "Design Form", our team reviews the application and sets up a brief meeting to discuss the wishes and needs of the applicant. Once the Design Plan is completed, Beacons submits it back to the SDRC to determine the hours needed. [Please note that Tailored Day is no longer limited to 8 hours a week!]
   

4. For Self-Determination Clients:

Please complete the TD/Self-Determination Services Request Form and send it to TailoredDay@BeaconsNorthCounty.com. This form shares the hourly rate for the 1:1 support service, and is completed to let Beacons know important information to help shape the applicant's support plan and schedule.

 

5. The ISP: Once approved, Beacons will schedule additional meetings to create the "individual service plan" (ISP), which identifies what the applicant wants to do, where and when.

• For traditional Tailored Day clients, once the ISP is completed, a meeting is held with the SDRC to approve it and once approved by the SDRC, the fun begins!

• For self-determination clients, the plan will be approved by the trainee and family.

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Who works with the applicant?

Our specialist is pre-trained before working with the trainee to make sure he/she/they is aware of any safety, behavior or health issues that may impact the provision of services and to make sure the specialist knows how to support the trainee. All Beacons staff will begin the service with an individualized schedule in place that is based on specific goals and measures progress to make sure progress is being made and goals addressed.  

For more information, please contact: TailoredDay@BeaconsNorthCounty.com

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How many hours can a person get?

Under the Lanterman Act (§ 4688.21), for individuals getting services under the Tailored Day program, the client may have several hours a week of 1:1 support funded by the SDRC to help the client learn skills to improve the client's independence and work towards the client's life goals.The good news is that the 8-hour per week limitation was removed in 2022! Now, the applicant works with our Beacons team to determine how many days of support are needed per week and the hours are set by multiplying the number of days by 4 hours, and then multiple by 4 weeks (e.g. days x 16) to determine the hours of 1:1 support! 

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Example:

3 days of support needed x 4 hours x 4 weeks = 48 hours a month.

5 days of support needed x 4 hours x 4 weeks = 80 hours a month.

 

For self-determination clients:

For Self-Determination clients, hours are governed by the individual's spending plan and goals for the service. Hours of services will vary and be based on the hours and funding available through spending plans.

Private Clients and for extra hours: If interested in 1:1 support via private pay, or if you want additional Tailored Day service hours than those funded by the SDRC or available in Self-determination spending plans, please contact us to set up a meeting to discuss private pay options! Click here (TailoredDay@BeaconsNorthCounty.com)

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