To receive HCS services, you must be Medicaid-eligible and have a diagnosis of intellectual and/or developmental disability.
When you are enrolled in the HCS program, you may choose where and with whom you’ll live. You might choose to live in an apartment with a roommate or in your family home. It’s up to you. HCS offers funding for several levels of supervision and support for you in your home.
You are responsible for paying your rent and living expenses, and Cartman & Hampton, Inc. employees are available to help you access financial resources such as Social Security Income and Disability and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Food Stamp benefits.
HCS is designed to support and assist you and your family in meeting your needs. There are a wide variety of supports included in this program, including medical and dental, habilitative, and employment assistance services.
Yes. HCS allows you to live in your own home or your family home, meaning you can enjoy being part of your neighborhood.
During the day, you may choose to participate in a day habilitation program where you could meet new people, learn life skills, and take field trips in the Houston and surrounding areas. If your goal is to have a job, HCS provides funding for you to participate in employment assistance programs that will help you plan and develop a career.
To learn more about HCS or to enroll in the program, you or your primary caregiver can call our office. We will coordinate your plan with the Local Intellectual and Developmental and Disability Authority.
When you receive services through Cartman & Hampton, Inc and CHI Habilitation Company we create and obtain health and personal information about you that we keep in an electronic and paper medical record. We understand that your health information is private. As required by law we maintain the privacy and security of your health information.
If you are unable to resolve complaints regarding services with Cartman & Hampton, Inc. Provider Program you may contact the following Health and Human Services Department:
Rights Protection Offices
If you feel you have been unfairly treated, have been denied needed services, have been denied accommodation by the MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL RETARDATION AUTHORITY OF HARRIS COUNTY (MHMRA), or if you are unable to resolve a complaint regarding services with your MHMRA staff person, or their supervisor, you may contact the following Rights Protection Offices:
Mental Health Mental Retardation Authority of Harris County
Rights Protection Officer, Robert Stakem, Jr.
PO Box 25381
Houston, TX 77265-5381
713-970-7724
Office of Consumer Services and Rights Protection
Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services
PO Box 12668
Austin, TX 78711-2668
800-252-1854
Disability Rights Texas
1500 McGowen, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77004
713-974-7691
Voice or TDD 800-880-0821
All complaints are handled confidentially.
Office of Consumer Services and Rights Protection
Texas Department of Health and Human Services
Rights and Services – Complaint Intake Unit
Mail Code E249
701 51st Street
Austin, TX 78751
800-458-9858
Any individual, family member, legally authorized representative, or
employee who suspects or has knowledge of abuse, neglect, or
exploitation of an individual served must make an immediate
report, but no later than 1 hour to the Texas Department of
Family and Protective Services (TDFPS)
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES
The following toll free number is available 24 hours a day including weekends and holidays
1-800-647-7418
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