Our Services
Comprehensive Support, Tailored to Your Family
Straight Path CFS coordinates and provides supports for adults who reside in the family home — delivered with respect for each person's language, culture, and unique needs.
How CFS Is Delivered
CFS is tailored to the unique needs of the individual and their family and provided in a manner that respects their language and culture. Services are primarily provided in the person's home. CFS does not replace or duplicate any regional center service coordination, generic service, or other regional center funded service the individual and their family are already receiving.
At minimum, the need is assessed annually, with progress reported quarterly.
What CFS May Include
CFS may include, but is not limited to, the following supports:
Identifying Necessary Supports
Identifying and providing supports necessary to successfully reside in the family home.
Navigating Services & Removing Barriers
Providing assistance and training for the individual and their family in navigating comprehensive services and supports, including creating pathways to overcome barriers to accessing generic and other resources.
Diagnosis Information & Resources
Providing additional information or resources on the individual's diagnosis and identified supports.
Coordinating Provider Training
Coordinating consistency in training across providers specific to the needs of the individual and their family.
Scheduling & Appointment Assistance
Assisting with scheduling of service delivery, including medical and other appointments.
Transportation Options
Identifying transportation options or services to help the individual access what they need.
Backup Provider Support
Identifying backup providers and supports, and providing those backup supports when the primary plan fails.
Futures Planning
Providing futures planning for the individual, including those living with aging caregivers — developing long-term care plans and identifying future supports.
Independence Training
Providing training to the individual which maximizes their independence and ability to thrive in their family home.
Important to Know
Does not replace existing services
CFS shall not replace or duplicate any regional center service coordination, generic service, or other regional center funded service the individual and their family are already receiving.
Provided outside the home by an independent provider
CFS may not be provided by an individual who resides in the same home as the individual receiving services.
Annual assessment, quarterly progress reports
At minimum, the need for CFS is assessed annually, with progress being reported quarterly to ensure services remain aligned with the individual's goals.
Ready to get started with CFS?
Contact us or ask your regional center case manager about making a CFS referral for your family.