Expertise
Aging and Disability Support
Helping aging individuals and adults with disabilities maximize their independence and quality of life.
Improved quality of life, independence, and choice.
Liberty has provided services to aging individuals and adults with disabilities since the late 1980s. Our services include medical and behavioral staffing and supports, home-based needs assessments, and programs for adults with neurodegenerative conditions and traumatic brain injury. Our clincal teams stabilize acute conditions, facilitate the development of self-management skills, and help people maintain stable, productive, and satisfying lives in the community.
Liberty provides medical leadership and on-site clinical staffing for long-term care facilities, implements acute and long-term geropsychiatry treatment programs, and manages statewide assessments for long-term supports and services. We have also provided statewide quality oversight for thousands of citizens who are elderly and have one or more disabilities.
Our Expertise In Practice
Health Workforce Outsourcing
Clinical leadership and staffing for agencies, facilities, and specialized programs
Independent Assessments
Eligibility assessments for Medicaid services
Adult Protective Services
Statewide programs to protect vulnerable persons with disabilities
45,000+
reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation fielded and screened each year
65,000+
assessments performed to determine eligibility for personal and related long-term care supports and services
40+
clinicians serving people who are elderly and adults with disabilities under one contract
Explore Our Other Areas Of Expertise
Join Alan Stillman, LCSW at FMHAC’s 45th Annual Conference
Alan Stillman presents interventions for developmentally delayed adults with sexual offending behaviors at the Annual Conference of the Forensic Mental Health Association of California on March 12, at 3:00 PM.
Dester Center Completes First Year as a Short-Term Treatment Program
Liberty helped the Oklahoma DHS transform an emergency shelter into a short-term residential treatment program for children and youth with developmental disabilities. It now prepares to place its first successfully treated children into less restrictive environments.
