About
is a family-run organization that specializes in supporting people with developmental disabilities in North Carolina. They offer a range of Innovations Waiver Services, including Residential Supports Levels I-IV (AFL), Supported Living Levels I-III, Community Living & Supports, Community Networking, Supported Employment, and Individual & Group Respite. Their team of professionals is dedicated to providing personalized care services to meet the unique needs of each individual. With a strong foundation of family values, personal attention, and quality care, United Support Services has been providing services and supporting families for over 15 years. Their mission is to provide the highest quality, ethnically sensitive, person-centered responsive services. They are Internationally Accredited by CQL and have a team of well-trained clinical professionals who will travel anywhere in the state to meet with families and discuss their needs.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call United Support Services, Inc. to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Residential Supports Levels I-IV (AFL)
United Support Services, Inc. offers Residential Supports Levels I-IV (AFL) as part of their Innovations Waiver Services.
Supported Living Levels I-III
They provide Supported Living Levels I-III to support individuals with developmental disabilities in their daily lives.
Community Living & Supports
United Support Services, Inc. offers Community Living & Supports to help individuals with developmental disabilities live independently in their communities.
Community Networking
Their Community Networking services help individuals with developmental disabilities connect with their communities and build relationships.
Supported Employment
United Support Services, Inc. provides Supported Employment services to help individuals with developmental disabilities find and maintain employment.
Individual & Group Respite
They offer Individual & Group Respite services to provide temporary relief to caregivers and support individuals with developmental disabilities.