Personal Assistance
Hands-on support with personal care, hygiene, meals, daily routines, organization, housekeeping, medication reminders as authorized, and safety supervision.
Personalized Support Services
Individualized support for everyday life.
Respectful, structured assistance for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities—at home, in the community, and in structured support settings.
- Personal Assistance
- Behavioral Support
- Community Integration
Support that fits real livesClear routines. Practical skills. Respectful care.
A practical plan starts with the individual—not a generic checklist.
How we help
Support for daily life, communication, behavior, and community access.
Services are individualized around the person’s authorized goals, existing routines, preferred communication methods, and level of support.
Communication Support
Practical communication support using the person’s preferred methods, including AAC, visual schedules, structured choices, and clear step-by-step directions.
Positive Behavioral Support
Proactive, respectful support focused on prevention, communication, predictable structure, transitions, coping skills, and strategies already identified by the care team.
Community Integration
Support for approved outings and community experiences, including parks, libraries, museums, shopping, restaurants, recreation, volunteering, and transportation training.
Life-Skills Development
Real-world practice that builds confidence with home routines, decision-making, self-advocacy, time management, problem-solving, and increasing independence.
Safety & Supervision
Attentive support built around the person’s environment, communication needs, routines, risk factors, approved goals, and individual safety plan.
Who we support
Personalized help without forcing a one-size-fits-all model.
Infusion Multi-Behavioral Support Services works with individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities who may benefit from hands-on assistance, predictable routines, communication tools, positive behavioral support, life-skills practice, and supported community participation.
Support can take place at home, in the community, or in structured support settings, depending on the individual’s plan, authorization, service fit, and availability.
Our approach
Respect the person. Understand the need. Build the skill.
Behavior is approached through communication, context, prevention, consistency, and practical skill development. The goal is not to control the individual. The goal is to provide the support needed for safer, clearer, and more successful participation.
Start with the individual
We learn the person’s strengths, preferences, communication style, routines, support needs, and goals before determining how support should look.
Make the plan usable
Goals are broken into practical steps that can be practiced during everyday routines—not left as ideas that never translate into daily life.
Use structure with purpose
Clear expectations, visual tools, consistency, and proactive planning help reduce confusion and support more successful participation.
Coordinate the support team
Families, Regional Center professionals, facilitators, and other approved providers receive clear communication so strategies stay aligned.
Support in real life
Real relationships. Real routines. Real community experiences.
Personalized support happens in the places where everyday life actually takes place—from skill-building and communication practice to recreation, community access, and meaningful celebrations.
California Self-Determination Program
Support designed around the participant’s person-centered plan.
We welcome inquiries from families, Regional Center teams, independent facilitators, and other care professionals. Services may support Self-Determination Program participants when they are included in the individual’s IPP, person-centered plan, spending plan, and applicable authorization.
Referrals & service inquiries
A clear starting point for families and care professionals.
Contact us with the basic information below. Please do not include confidential medical records in an initial email.
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Share the basics
Age, general location, schedule needs, and preferred start date.
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Describe the support needed
Current goals, communication methods, routines, and service type.
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Review fit and authorization
We discuss service fit, availability, documentation, and next steps.
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Build the support plan
Support is aligned with approved goals, routines, and the care team.
Let’s talk about what support is needed
Start with one conversation.
Tell us what kind of support is being considered, where services would take place, and the preferred schedule. We will respond with the next information needed to review the inquiry.
Infusion Multi-Behavioral Support Services
Call805-304-9268Emailimbsupportservices@gmail.comSend a Service Inquiry