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CalAIM Community Supports Early Adopters

These fact sheets outline implementation tips from organizations offering these less commonly adopted CalAIM Community Supports: asthma remediation, day habilitation, nursing home transitions, personal care services, respite services, and sobering centers.

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CalAIM Community Supports Early Adopters: Personal Care and Homemaker Services, and Respite Services

Two organizations in Kern County are partnering successfully to offer Community Supports to people who need help with activities of daily living. This fact sheet provides strategies for other organizations seeking to offer these services.

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CalAIM Community Supports Early Adopters: Spotlight on Asthma Remediation

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CalAIM Community Supports Early Adopters: Spotlight on Day Habilitation

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CalAIM Community Supports Early Adopters: Spotlight on Nursing Home Transitions and Diversion

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CalAIM Community Supports Early Adopters: Spotlight on Sobering Centers

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