Frequently Asked Questions
What is Intellectual Disability support?
Intellectual disability support, as provided by Millennium Care, encompasses comprehensive support services designed to enhance the quality of life for individuals with intellectual disabilities (IDD). This support includes addressing various diagnoses such as autism, speech impairments, deafness, blindness, cerebral palsy, epilepsy/seizure disorders, and autism spectrum disorder. Our services focus on holistic support, including behavioral health and human support, tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Millennium Care offers personalized care plans developed by experienced professionals, which may involve assistance with daily living activities, communication skills enhancement, medical care coordination, and community integration. Our dedicated direct support professionals ensure that each person receives compassionate and effective support, empowering them to achieve greater independence and a higher quality of life.
How Do I Find Someone to Provide IDD Services?
Finding someone to provide IDD services through Millennium Care is a straightforward process. Begin by contacting our main office, where our knowledgeable staff will guide you through our range of services and help determine which ones best meet your needs. Our team will then collaborate with you to develop a personalized care plan, ensuring that all support services align with the individual’s specific requirements and preferences. We pride ourselves on offering compassionate, professional care, and our dedicated direct support professionals are extensively trained to provide the highest quality of service. Millennium Care is committed to making the process seamless and ensuring that individuals with intellectual disabilities (IDD) receive the support they need to lead fulfilling lives. Millennium Care offers services in the following counties: Anne Arundel, Baltimore City, Baltimore, Harford, Howard, Carroll, Frederick, and Montgomery.
How are the DDA services covered?
Millennium Care is a licensed DDA provider by Maryland Department of Health. They provide the approval for Millennium Care to render services in the State of Maryland through and with the Developmental Disability Administration. Services provided by Millennium Care can be accessed through Home and Community Based Medicaid Waiver programs or state funds from the DDA.
What services does Millennium Care provide?
Millennium Care in Maryland provides a wide range of services aimed at addressing the varied needs of individuals with disabilities. Our mission is to empower them to live fulfilling lives and guarantee their complete inclusion and participation in their communities.
Millennium Care Provides the following services:
- Adult Residential Services
- Behavioral Health Services
- Enhanced Support services
- Community Development Services
- Personal Support Services
- Respite Care
- Supported Living
- Transportation
Is there someone at Millennium Care who can assist with the transition and necessary paperwork?
Yes! The Millennium Care team is dedicated to providing seamless support for individuals transitioning into their services. Our experienced staff assists with all aspects of the transition process, ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience. This includes helping with all required paperwork, such as medical forms, care plans, and financial documents. We work closely with families and other care providers to coordinate and streamline the transition, addressing any concerns and providing guidance every step of the way. Our goal is to make the transition as comfortable and efficient as possible, ensuring that individuals and their families feel confident and supported throughout the process.
What are the qualifications of the caregivers who work at Millennium Care?
Caregivers at Millennium Care DDA agency are highly qualified professionals dedicated to providing exceptional care. Their qualifications typically include:
Training and Certification: Caregivers undergo extensive training in areas such as first aid, CPR, medication administration (CMT), MANDT, Registered Behavior Technician Training (RBT) and crisis intervention. They may also be certified in specific caregiving skills relevant to the needs of individuals with disabilities.
Experience: Our caregivers have significant experience in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle various situations and provide the necessary support.
Background checks: All caregivers undergo thorough background checks to ensure the safety and well-being of the persons we support.
Ongoing Professional Development: Caregivers participate in continuous education and training programs to stay updated on the latest best practices and advancements.
These qualifications ensure that the caregivers at Millennium Care are capable, compassionate, and committed to providing the highest standard of support.
Helpful Resources
Developmental Disabilities Administration: Provides a coordinated service delivery system for people with developmental disabilities
Maryland Association of Community Services: MACS is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening agencies to better support people with developmental disabilities and their families in their own communities.
People On the Go Maryland: is a group of advocates with intellectual and developmental challenges who use their voices to be heard and recognized.
Service Coordination: provides support to adults and children by connecting them with needed resources and services in their communities.
Medical Management and Rehabilitation Services (MMARS): provides independent care management and coordination services to both the public and private sectors.
Potomac Center/SETT: facility provides quality person-centered support to adults with intellectual disabilities at our campus in Hagerstown, Maryland. Our aim is to partner with the community to help our residents achieve their goals.
Disability Rights Maryland (DRM): a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, is Maryland’s designated Protection & Advocacy agency (formerly known as “Maryland Disability Law Center”). DRM is federally mandated to advance the civil rights of people with disabilities.
