Serenity Homehealth Group LLC plans to expand its service offerings to better support individuals and families participating in Arizona’s Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) programs. As the organization grows in Arizona, future services are expected to include structured day programs and residential support options that help individuals build life skills, maintain community involvement, and receive appropriate levels of daily assistance. These additions are intended to extend the company’s ability to support individuals at different stages of life and with varying support needs.
Services Included
Planned service expansions include the following program types:
- Day Treatment and Training – Adults (DTA)
Structured day programs designed for adults with developmental disabilities. Activities typically focus on life skill development, social interaction, communication, and participation in community-based activities that support independence and daily functioning. - Day Treatment and Training – Children (DT2)
Programs designed to help children with developmental disabilities strengthen foundational developmental skills. Activities often focus on learning routines, social interaction, communication development, and skill-building that support long-term independence and participation in school and community environments. - Habilitation Group Homes
Residential services that provide a supportive living environment for individuals who benefit from structured daily assistance. These homes typically offer staff support for daily routines, personal care guidance, and skill development while encouraging residents to maintain as much independence and community involvement as possible.
These additional services will expand the company’s ability to serve individuals across multiple stages of life and support needs.
What to Expect
As these services are developed, individuals and families would typically begin by discussing eligibility and support needs with their support coordinator through Arizona’s Division of Developmental Disabilities. Program placement and participation are generally determined through the individual’s service plan and level of support required. Once available, services such as day programs or residential supports are expected to follow structured routines designed to promote stability, skill development, and community participation while maintaining communication with families and care teams.
Connect With Us
Contact us for additional information about services or program participation. Questions about eligibility, service coordination, or support options can be discussed with a team member. This can help families better understand available support and possible next steps.