SERVICE CODES
Heaven Sent is a fully licensed and insured agency that works with the Utah Department of Human Services to provide services for DSPD (Division of Services for People with Disabilities) and DCFS (Department of Children and Family Services. We offer the following service codes:
If you are interested in receiving services or want to join our team please contact us.
CHA:
Chore Services
Chore services help maintain a clean, sanitary, and safe living environment for persons with disabilities who are unable to complete chore activities on their own. This includes heavy household chores such as washing floors, windows, and walls; snow removal, lawn care; tacking down loose rugs and tiles; and moving heavy items of furniture in order to provide a safe living environment.
DSG:
Day Services
Day Services include daytime supervision and support to develop and maintain self-help skills, community living skills, social skills, and communication skills. These services are intended for those who need more supervision and support developing work and community living skills.
HHS:
Host Home Services
Host homes are out-of-home placements for a short or extended period of time within the private home of a trained family. This is an alternative to an institutional or group home setting and may include additional services depending on individual needs.
PPS:
Professional Parent Supports
Professional Parent Supports are available for clients under 22 years old, who prefer living in a private residence with a family or caregiver (non-related; parent or guardian), who may need out-of-home placement for either a short or an extended period of time. Professional Parent Supports are established to give children and youth with disabilities an alternative to institutional or community living settings, such as group homes and apartments. This program allows a child or youth to be placed with a family or caregiver who has received specific training regarding disabilities.
RP2/RP3/RP4
RP5/RPS:
Respite Care
Respite care is care provided by a trained person that temporarily relieves parents or caregivers from the day-to-day care they provide to the individual with disabilities. It can be provided in the family’s home, in the home of the respite provider or in a specialized facility, depending on the needs and preferences of the family or individual.
SLN/SLH: Supported Living
Supported living provides support, supervision, socialization, personal care, training and assistance in order to help people live as independently as possible. This service is often for those who live alone in their own homes, with roommates, or a spouse and includes help with various activities of daily living necessary for an individual to maintain a self-directed life within the community.
MTP:
Transportation Services
DSPD provides a number of transportation options to help a person gain access to waiver and other community services, activities and resources. These may come in the form of UTA passes or paratransit to name a few and can often be modified to meet a person’s individual needs.
COST & FEES
All services are paid our contract with DSPD or DCFS. Services will be contingent upon service code & individual budget. We are not accepting private pay at this time.
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CHA) Chore Services
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(COM) Companion Services
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(DSG) Day Support Group
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(DSI) Day Supports for an Individual
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(DSP) Day Supports Partial
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(ELS) Extended Living Supports
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(HHS) Host Home Supports
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(HSQ) Homemaker Services
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(MTP) Motor Transportation Payment
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(PAC) Personal Assistance Services
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(PBA) Personal Budget Assistance
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(RP2) Routine Respite without Room and Board
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(RP3) Exceptional Care Respite without Room and Board
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(RP4) Routine Respite with Room and Board Included
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(RP5) Exceptional Care Respite with Room and Board Included
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(RPS) Respite Session
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(SEC) Supported Employment with a Co-worker
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(SED) Supported Employment in a Work Group
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(SEI) Supported Employment for Individual
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(SLH) Supported Living
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(SLN) Supported Living Natural Supports