individual habilitation plan

in·di·vid·u·al ha·bil·i·ta·tion plan

(IHP) (in'di-vij'yū-ăl hab-il'i-tā'shŭn plan)
A document that outlines the provision of services provided to people with disabilities who reside in a group living arrangement to promote engagement in activities of daily living and functional independence.
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Reported duties included on-site training and intervention; quality assurance; follow-up; crisis management; establishment and maintenance of liaisons with employers, co-workers and families; recordkeeping; involvement with the development and/or implementation of the Individual Habilitation Plan (IHP); provision of transportation; and parent/client counseling.
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