Amarillo Office
7470 Golden Pond Place
Suite 100
Amarillo, TX 79121
Ph: 806-379-6901
Fax: 806-379-6975
Lynn Perez – Executive Director
email: Lynn.Perez@comop.org
Austin Office
2911 AW Grimes Boulevard
Building 5, Suite 510
Pflugerville, TX 78660
Ph: 512-276-2088
Fax: 512-284-8926
Sharon McCarver – Assistant Executive Director
email: Sharon.McCarver@comop.org
Corpus Christi Office
4930 Holly Road
Corpus Christi, TX 78411
Ph: 361-808-8600
Fax: 361-808-8601
Cathy Bennett – Executive Director
email: Cathy.Bennett@comop.org
Samantha Cutler – Regional Director
email: Samantha.Cutler@comop.org
Dallas Office
8604 Greenville Avenue
Suite 100
Dallas, TX 75243
Ph: 972-503-3901
Fax: 972-503-3898
Hillerie Shelton – Executive Director
email: Hillerie.Shelton@comop.org
El Paso Office
2525 E. Missouri Avenue
El Paso, TX 79903
Ph: 915-771-7764
Fax: 915-771-8018
Miguel Martinez – Executive Director
email: Miguel.Martinez@comop.org
Lubbock Office
5901 63rd Street
Suite D & E
Lubbock, TX 79424
Ph: 806-792-0573
Fax: 806-783-3091
Monica Graf – Texas State Director
email: Monica.Graf@comop.org
San Antonio Office
2632 Broadway
Suite 101 North
San Antonio, TX 78215
Ph: 210-212-4969
Fax: 210-212-4966
Samantha Cutler – Regional Director
email: Samantha.Cutler@comop.org
Services Offered:
- Residential Services
- 24 hour staffed homes
- Host homes
- Companion Care
- Community First Choice PAS/HAB
- Day programming/habilitation
- Supported Employment
- Employment Assistance
- Transportation
- Nursing
- Physical Therapy/Occupation Therapy/ Speech
- Behavioral Support Therapy
- Adaptive Aids
- Dental
- Minor home modifications
- Respite
- Group Home Services
Programs are funded through the Home and Community Based Services (HCS) and Texas Home Living Programs (TxHmL) of the Department of Aging and Disability Services, and the Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services. Our staff meets with the individual and their family to ensure that an individual’s plans are person-centered, thus incorporating the person’s preferences accordingly.
Community Options believes there are four values critical to supporting individuals with disabilities and their families successfully: individual choice, customer satisfaction, person-centered planning, and economic empowerment.
Housing programs are designed to assist people with disabilities moving from state facilities, nursing homes, or who are on a waiting list for community services, to find housing in their community. Community Options offers other residential service options such as Foster/Companion Care, which allows people with disabilities to reside with a family that provides assistances with medical issues, transportation, learning new life skills, and community integration. Other services include respite and support services for people living at home with their families or residing in their own home.
Employment programs focus on individual competitive jobs or community volunteer placements. Community Options provides the evaluations, support and follow-up services required to assist individuals with pursuing employment, taking into consideration the special needs of each individual.
Day Habilitation programs are designed to enhance daily living skills, vocational and community skills through volunteerism, and community integration. Community Options supports people to actualize their potential, acquire new skills, develop meaningful relationships, contribute to their communities, build self-esteem and enjoy new experiences.
Texas Home Living (TxHmL) provides community-based services and supports to eligible individuals who live in their own homes or in their family homes, while on the waiting list for Home and Community-Based Services. Services include community assistance, employment assistance, supported employment, respite, day habilitation and nursing services.