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Independent Living Support (ILS) Direct Care Provider

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This subcontract for Independent Living Support Direct Care Providers involves providing one-to-one support for prime contractors on projects managed by the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services. The primary responsibilities include implementing Individual Service Plans, delivering daily living supports, and executing specific support strategies. Providers are required to maintain rigorous documentation of ISP progress and utilize established systems for medication administration tracking and incident reporting. The role is based in Boston and requires strict adherence to safety and compliance standards. All personnel must obtain CORI, fingerprint-based national background checks, and DPPC Registry clearance. This engagement falls under NAICS code 624120 and is focused on delivering essential daily activity supports to ensure the well-being and progress of individuals served by the agency.

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Subcontract for one-to-one independent living support providers in Boston for DDS projects.

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This scope was carved out of BD-26-1023-1023C-1023L-125153.

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Independent Living Supports 2027

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Performs one-to-one supports for prime contractors on Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services (DDS) projects. Implements Individual Service Plans (ISP), provides daily activity supports, and executes support strategies. Utilizes medication administration tracking and incident reporting systems. Requires CORI, fingerprint-based national background checks, and DPPC Registry clearance. Delivers daily living supports and documented ISP progress.

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