Is night supervision an awake service?
Night supervision generally involves an awake staff person providing the monitoring and assistance authorized in the individual plan.
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Service Overview
Support centered on the person’s daily life and goals.
The service is individualized according to assessed overnight needs. Support may include monitoring, prompting, or assistance with needs that occur during sleeping hours, as specifically authorized in the plan.
Ontime coordinates with the person and support team to understand nighttime routines, communication preferences, safety instructions, and how overnight information should be documented and shared.
What to Expect
A coordinated start to services.
We work with the person and support team to understand the authorized service, establish clear expectations, and prepare for a dependable start.
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A review of the person’s authorized overnight needs and routine
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Clear instructions for monitoring, assistance, and communication
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Consistent documentation and coordination with the support team
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about Night Supervision.
What happens during the night?
The staff member follows the person-specific plan, which identifies expected monitoring, assistance, routines, and communication requirements.
How is the schedule determined?
The authorized schedule is based on assessed needs and is coordinated with the case manager and support team.
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Tell us what support you are looking for. We will review the request, answer questions, and help coordinate the next step.