D & M Consultants

provides an array of comprehensive services to support a unique psychosocial rehabilitation model that enable individuals with disabilities to attain maximum levels of independence. The services include employment in Ever-Glo, a for-profit consumer owned and operated janitorial & landscaping service company founded in 1986. In addition to employment, services provided include, but are not limited to, the following:
* Job Skill Development
*Psychosocial counseling and crisis management
*Twenty Four (24) hour on - call monitoring
*Community medical care coordination
*Nutritional Counseling
*Social Security & Medicaid assistance
*Medication training and monitoring
*Living skill development & Individual case management
*Specialized Residential Placement with 24 hour staffing
*Coordination with the Michigan Department of Corrections/Lifeways
*Parole Coordination
*Habilitation Training
*Social Skills Training and Development
*Crisis Management
D & M Consultants, Inc. provides services in a Specialized Residential Setting. With 24 hour staffing support, individuals are provided with a wide range of services. To name a few; medication assistance is provided along with assurance of dietary compliance, social skill development, habilitation training, coordination of physical and mental health care, transportation, recreational opportunities, etc. staff provide these supports under the guidelines of Person Centered service planning. provides Transitional Living Support to citizens returning to the community. Prior to placement in a D&M program, risk assessments along with inventory of needed levels of service are conducted to identify mental health or social supports required. Further identification of substance abuse education and treatment is also identified. Additional services provided by D&M to citizens returning to the community include; physical and mental health care coordination, monitor compliance of parole requirements, social skill development, and identification along with application of governmental entitlements