Person-Centered Planning Integration
Person-centered planning is a philosophy and a set of practices that places the individual with a disability — not the system, not the agency, not the caregiver — at the center of all planning decisions. It asks: What does this person want their life to look like? And then it works backward to identify what supports, services, and resources make that vision achievable.
In practice, person-centered planning means that ISP goals are tied to real-life outcomes — not just service hours. It means that the individual’s voice is heard and documented. It means that plans change as the person changes.
Leahy Life Plan integrates person-centered planning principles into every aspect of state benefits navigation, ensuring that the pursuit of waiver services and state supports remains grounded in what matters most to the individual and their family.
- State Disability Benefits & Medicaid Waivers
- Understanding Medicaid Waivers
- Medicaid Waiver Eligibility
- Navigating the Waiver Application Process
- Medicaid Spend-Down Strategies
- Individualized Support Plan (ISP) Advocacy
- Disability Housing Options
- Employment While Utilizing Medicaid Waivers
- Frequently Asked Questions: State Benefits & Medicaid Waivers
Serving clients in Pennsylvania, the greater Philadelphia area, the New York City metro area, New Jersey, and nationwide via remote consultation.