IIDD Service Providers in Dayton and across Ohio often struggle to navigate financial and operational challenges, particularly funding issues and staffing shortages. Individual Options (IO), Level I, and Self-Empowered Life Funding (SELF) Waivers offer individuals with Intellectual Disabilities a variety of living arrangements and service options, promoting independence and enhancing quality of life outside Intermediate Care Facilities. However, navigating funding complexities with local County Boards or Department of Disabilities administrations can pose significant challenges for service providers seeking timely and appropriate payment.
Brady Ware works with Ohio service providers for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Dayton and Ohio to establish productive relationships with County Boards, individuals, and guardians, as well as ensure smooth operations within the state Department of Developmental Disabilities system. Beyond this, we are actively involved in prominent organizations, including the Ohio Provider Resource Association, Ohio Association of Nonprofit Organizations, and Miami Valley Nonprofit Collaborative. In addition, we have developed a network of specialty consultants who are available as needed.
Brady Ware provides compliance advisory services for IIDD Service Provider and Intermediate Care Facilities in Dayton and across Ohio from our Columbus-based nonprofit practice. To learn more about our for IIDD Service Provider and Intermediate Care Facilities accounting and advisory services, complete the form below and a team member will follow up shortly.
Dayton’s business community is currently undergoing a period of significant growth and development. This momentum is fueled by substantial investments and initiatives that are demonstrably enhancing the local economy. The city is experiencing positive economic progress, evidenced by a decrease in inflation, a rise in job creation, and strong retail sales. Major projects undertaken by companies like Joby Aviation and Sierra Nevada Corp. are expected to generate thousands of new jobs, further solidifying the region’s employment landscape and contributing to its overall economic vitality.
Home to University of Dayton, the city of Dayton is a thriving atmosphere, fueled by numerous development projects and a calendar brimming with community events. The Downtown Dayton Partnership spearheads the “Summer in the City” initiative, a vibrant program featuring key events like the Downtown Housing Tour, Downtown Adventure, and Art in the City. These experiences collectively showcase the district’s flourishing arts scene, cultural richness, and diverse living options. Through these engaging events, the initiative aims to connect with the community and illuminate the multifaceted offerings that define downtown Dayton.