Sponsored residential services are supports provided in a person’s or family’s (“sponsor’s”) home. The sponsor is evaluated, trained, supported and supervised by a provider agency that follows the rules for licensing by DBHDS.


This category contains information and training specific to SSVA's Sponsored Residential Program.

Sponsor Medication Management Tutorials

opic- Medication History

Therap's medication history form is the form used to create the electronic MAR. Sponsor's are required to enter the data in the med history form as well as uploading scripts or orders for medication verification. Sponsor's are responsible for the medical care and usually have the information about new medications, changed medications or discontinued medications before anyone else does. Assistance and supports should be provided by the QIDP, or the Medical Quality Assurance Coordinator as needed.

The videos uploaded will provide step by step instructions for how to enter a new medication, enter a medication change or discontinue a medication.

Please review the videos as you need to and if additional supports are needed conact your QIDP or the Med QA Coordinator.

The first video is New Medication: Medication History - New Medication

Second video is Medication Change: Medication History- Medication Change

Third video is discontinuing a medication: Medication History - Discontinued Med



Overview of Sponsored Residential Services

Sponsored residential services are supports provided in a person’s or family’s (“sponsor’s”) home. The sponsor is evaluated, trained, supported and supervised by a provider agency that follows the rules for licensing by DBHDS

Human Rights for Sponsors

This is a five part training series that will allow you to gain competency in Human Rights. Your Human rights certification is good for 1 year.

Sponsor Policy Training

Policy training and overview for Sponsors