Supporting Montana Families with Care that Builds Confidence
The program offers no cost services to qualified individuals with a developmental disability that occurred before age 18. Services focus on daily support, skill building, and long-term quality of life.
Everyone deserves the opportunity to live with dignity, independence, and connection and sometimes reaching those goals means having a little extra support. That is where Montana’s Developmental Disabilities Program (DDP) steps in.
Designed to serve individuals with developmental disabilities across all ages, the DDP helps people lead full, enriched lives while staying active in their communities. Through a range of services and providers including self-directed care options, families can find the tools they need to thrive.
This Home and Community Based Services waiver offers comprehensive long-term support for individuals with significant developmental delays.
This means we can front the cost for approved items in your cost plan or reimburse families for purchases that are approved. This helps ease the financial burden of getting the necessary goods or services your loved one needs.
ABA therapy supports growth in communication, social skills, and behavior through evidence based strategies and positive reinforcement. ABA can be especially helpful for • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) • Intellectual or developmental disabilities • Children and young adults with social or learning challenges.
We are not just a provider we are your neighbor. Locally owned and operated by the same Montana family since 1987, Express Healthcare combines decades of experience with a passion for people, community, and compassionate care.
We will help guide you through the eligibility process, explain your options, and offer continued support along the way. Whether you are just getting started or have questions down the road we are here for you.
You must contact your regional DDP office to determine if an individual is eligible for these services.
The eligibility process may involve several different people in your home to make evaluations and ask questions.
You may also need to submit doctors’ reports and evaluations, hospital records, school district evaluations, or other documentation to determine if the disability meets the requirements set by the state for eligibility.
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