Community Residential Support Built Around Each Person
Spectrum Habilitation Services Inc. supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in welcoming community residential homes and host home/life-sharing settings in Georgia.
Our supports are individualized around each person’s strengths, preferences, culture, communication needs, health and safety needs, and Individual Service Plan. We partner with each person, their chosen support network, and authorized professionals to promote independence, dignity, informed choice, meaningful relationships, and full participation in community life.
“Our work begins by listening to each person. We use the individual’s goals, preferences, strengths, and support needs to develop meaningful services, measure progress, and continuously improve the quality of support we provide.”
— Christopher Smith, CEO
About Spectrum Habilitation
A Home Where Choice and Belonging Matter
At Spectrum, a home is more than a place where services are delivered. It is where a person should experience privacy, security, belonging, and control over everyday life.
People supported by Spectrum are encouraged to personalize their living spaces, make choices about their schedules, select meaningful activities, maintain relationships, access their communities, and build skills that support greater independence. Supports are provided in accordance with each person’s preferences, assessed needs, rights, and authorized service plan.
This directly reflects CARF Community Housing expectations concerning privacy, personal choice, independence, schedule control, accessibility, and community living.
Who We Are
20 Years of Experience in Home Care
One young man loves games and music. Not only does he go to games, but his room and bedding also match his love of his favorite baseball team, and his music collection contains artists from Aretha Franklin to Kenny Rogers. Animals are the theme in another resident room, including posters of big cats and giraffes. This individual will soon visit the local zoo and train station based on his Person-Centered Plan (PCP).
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Captured Moment With people we support
