About Better Days Corporation
Better Days Corporation was founded on a simple belief: every person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect and to have meaningful choices about the services they receive and how they live their life.
Better Days Corporation is a licensed Minnesota 245D provider serving children and adults with disabilities. We work with individuals, families, legal representatives, case managers, and other members of the support team to provide services that reflect each person’s strengths, preferences, culture, routines, assessed needs, and goals.
Our work is grounded in person-centered practices, respect for individual rights, and recognition of cultural and linguistic differences. We listen to the person first and value the knowledge and involvement of the people they choose to include in their support team.
We serve the Twin Cities metropolitan area, with service availability based on the person’s location, authorized services, schedule, needs, and available staffing.
Person-centered planning, clear communication, qualified staff, and responsive service coordination guide our work.
Before services begin, we learn about the person’s daily routines, strengths, preferences, communication needs, health and safety needs, support requirements, and desired outcomes. We review the authorized support plan and work with the person and support team to prepare for service delivery.
Services are provided according to the person’s assessed needs, authorized support plan, preferences, and goals. We support individual choice, independence, skill development, safety, and meaningful participation at home and in the community.
Direct support staff complete required background studies, orientation, training, and competency evaluations. Staff also receive training on the person’s support plan and specific needs before providing services independently.
We maintain communication with the person and authorized members of the support team. We document service delivery and progress and communicate concerns or changing needs so the team can determine whether the support plan or authorized services should be reviewed.y.