Our Services
Service Code 076Coordinated Family Supports
Coordination and support for adults with developmental disabilities who live in their family home, and for the families who support them.
About the service
What Coordinated Family Supports are
Coordinated Family Supports are designed for adults with developmental disabilities who live in their family home. The service brings coordination and support to the adult and the family together.
An HSN coordinator works one-to-one with each family to strengthen the natural supports already in place, find and use generic resources (the community, educational, and healthcare services open to everyone), and build stability for the long term.
Families know their loved one best. We plan alongside them, honor their language and culture, and keep the adult's own goals at the center.
Five focus areas
How The HSN supports adults and families
Every family is different. Support is shaped around the adult's goals and the family's daily life, in five core areas.
Community resources
Navigating and coordinating generic community, educational, and healthcare resources
Household routines
Establishing structured household routines to reduce caregiver stress
Planning ahead
Proactive future planning, life-stage transitions, and emergency preparedness
Connection and belonging
Fostering natural community integration and social connection
Working as one team
Close collaboration with Regional Center Service Coordinators and family circles of support
Eligibility
Who is eligible
This service is a fit when each of these is true:
- Adults 18 and older
- Living in the family home
- Served by a California Regional Center
- Service authorized by the Regional Center
Coordinated Family Supports work alongside, and do not replace, Regional Center service coordination.
Six steps
How to get started
Every family's path starts with their Regional Center service coordinator. From there, it usually looks like this:
Talk with the service coordinator
The adult or family asks their Regional Center service coordinator about Coordinated Family Supports.
Referral to The HSN
The service coordinator sends a referral to The HSN.
Regional Center authorization
The Regional Center authorizes the service in the IPP. Hours are set through the IPP authorization and family tier assessment.
Getting to know the family
An HSN coordinator meets with the adult and the family to learn about routines, strengths, and priorities.
A shared support plan
Together, we write a plan that follows the IPP and the adult's own goals.
Ongoing support and check-ins
Regular check-ins keep the plan current, in close contact with the Regional Center service coordinator.
At a glance
Service details
Key details for adults, families, and Regional Center service coordinators.
- Staffing ratio
- 1:1 individualized coordinator-to-family support
- Service setting
- Family home and natural community settings
- Service code
- 076
- Coordinated Family Supports
- Authorized hours
- Determined by Regional Center IPP authorization and family tier assessment
- Service hours
- Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
- Evening and weekend family planning sessions available by appointment
- Languages
- English and Spanish
- Culturally and linguistically responsive services
Our Mission
The Heritage Solution Network LLC provides person-centered services—including Coordinated Family Supports (CFS), Independent Living Services (ILS), and Homemaker Services—that empower adults with developmental disabilities to live safely, successfully, and with dignity.
Have questions about Coordinated Family Supports?
Call or email The HSN. We're glad to explain how Coordinated Family Supports work and how a referral is made.