Home and Community Options, Inc., provides support and residential services to people with developmental disabilities. These services are developed by the individual and their support team and financed by a variety of funding sources. The programs of HCO include 24-hour residential care settings, a 24-unit apartment complex funded by HUD, programs to support people who live semi-independently, and support services for those who live with their families. All services are designed to build skills, maximize growth, and allow individuals to maintain both independence and self-sufficiency. In-home services and one resource home are also available to give family caregivers a break by providing respite care to individuals when they are away from home. Most individuals of employment age participate in either supported work programs or are employed by local community businesses.
Our fundamental goals are to provide quality services that maximize independence and to allow individuals to live happy and productive lives in the community close to family and friends. For more information about the programs we offer, please contact our Central Business Office at (507) 452-1021.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Answers to Help You Get Started
Exploring services can come with a lot of questions, and this Frequently Asked Questions sheet is here to help. It provides clear, straightforward answers to common questions individuals and families may have when considering services at HCO. You’ll learn more about our programs, what to expect during the process, and how we support people in building meaningful, fulfilling lives. This guide is a helpful starting point for learning more and taking the next step with confidence.
