Day Habilitation Programs for CalAIM Members
Structured daily programming for skill development and community integration
Hammock Homes’ Day Habilitation program provides comprehensive skill-building and support services for CalAIM members working toward greater independence. Through structured daily activities, participants develop practical life skills, employment readiness, and community connections across Solano and Sonoma Counties.
What is Day Habilitation?
Day Habilitation is a structured day program where participants engage in skill-building activities, then return to their residence each evening. This CalAIM Community Support helps members develop capabilities needed for increased independence and community participation.
Key Features:
- Daily structured programming (specific hours vary)
- Skill development in group and individual settings
- Focus on practical, applicable life skills
- Integration with other CalAIM services
Unlike residential programs, Day Habilitation provides intensive daytime support while participants maintain their current living situation—whether that’s in our housing programs or in the community.
Core Program Components
Who Benefits from Day Habilitation
Day Habilitation serves CalAIM members throughout Vallejo, Fairfield, Vacaville, and Santa Rosa who need structured support to develop independent living skills, including those:
- Transitioning from institutional settings
- Managing mental health conditions
- In recovery from substance use
- Experiencing housing instability
- Needing intensive skill development
- Preparing for employment or education
Note: Participants can access Day Habilitation whether they’re in Hammock Homes housing or living independently in the community.
Program Structure
Daily Programming
Structured skill-building activities
Group learning sessions
Individual goal work
Community integration practice
Flexible Participation
Tailored to individual needs
Progressive skill development
Coordinated with other services
CalAIM eligibility determines duration
As a new program, we're developing schedules and activities based on participant needs and Partnership HealthPlan guidelines.
Integration with Other Services
Day Habilitation enhances outcomes when combined with:
Housing Programs
Residents can attend Day Hab while in our transitional or sober living programs
ECM
Coordinated care planning includes Day Habilitation goals
Behavioral Health
Complementary to mental health and substance use treatment
Healthcare
Supports recovery and health management goals
This integrated approach ensures comprehensive support across all life domains.
Quick Partner Information
Coverage
CalAIM Community Supports for eligible members
Service Area
Solano & Sonoma Counties
Program Type
Non-residential day program
Referral Response
Same Day
Building Skills for Independent Living
Day Habilitation provides the structured support and skill development that helps CalAIM members progress toward their goals. Whether preparing for employment, managing health conditions, or building life skills, participants gain practical capabilities in a supportive environment.
Our growing program adapts to meet the diverse needs of Solano and Sonoma County residents, providing another pathway to independence and community integration.
Additional Resources
Ready to Refer?
For hospitals, case managers, and community clinicians – use one of the methods below to begin the referral process.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Day Habilitation is open to eligible CalAIM members regardless of their living situation.
Yes. Day Habilitation is a CalAIM Community Supports benefit—covered for eligible members at no cost to patients or referring partners.
Duration is based on CalAIM eligibility and individual progress toward goals. A Partnership HealthPlan case manager can discuss specific authorization periods.
Yes. Many clients participate in Transitional Housing, Sober Living, or ECM while attending Day Habilitation.
Day Habilitation focuses on skill development and community integration rather than social or recreational activities alone. It's designed to build specific capabilities for independent living.