HCIL under contract with the Texas Health & Human Services Commission (HHSC), is the provider of Independent Living Services for people with disabilities in the Texas Gulf Coast area.
Low-Tech Assistive Technology
Eligibility Criteria
- Must have a significant disability per state definitions
- Must be present in Texas
HCIL Office Staff Gather Infromation Related to:
- The consumer's perspective, abilities, resources, limitations, and other issues that impact his/her ability to function in the home, family and/or community
- Goals for independence
- Services considered to address independence goals
- Existing services provider relationships
- Other considerations that will suport the eligibility decision
Information gathered will be documented in the confidential consumer service record.
Mid-Tech Assistive Technology
HCIL Office Staff Required to Collect the Following:
- Household financial information
- Consumer's household size & adjusted gross income
- Documentation for any allowable deductions
- Consumer's Participation Fee based upon federal guidelines and state contract requirements
- Signed original Consumer Participation Agreement
- Consumer Participation Fee paid
- Medical Information as needed
Complex REHAB Technology includes:
- Individualized rehabilitation technology
- Prosthetics
- Vehicle modifications
- Environmental control systems
- Home modifications
Advanced-Tech Assistive Technology