CLBC Eligibility Assessments In Surrey, BC

Community Living British Columbia Eligibility Assessments in BC (to support your CLBC application) Ages 16.5+

Community Living BC (CLBC) is a provincial crown corporation that provides services and supports to adults with developmental disabilities such as intellectual developmental disorder, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). To determine eligibility, CLBC requires a psychological assessment that evaluates intellectual functioning, adaptive behaviour, and other relevant factors.

A CLBC assessment provides the documentation and evidence needed to confirm eligibility, helping you access housing supports, community inclusion services, employment supports, and more.

Types of CLBC Assessments We Provide

Developmental Disability Assessment (confirmation of Intellectual Developmental Disorder)

Psychoeducational (IDD) assessments must be conducted in-person. The fee for this assessment type is $2,932. Areas covered during the assessment will include:

• Intelligence and Cognitive Functioning (using the WAIS-IV: measuring full scale IQ, verbal comprehension, visual spatial abilities, perceptual reasoning, working memory, processing speed)
• Adaptive Behavioural functioning (using the Vineland scales: measuring communication, daily living skills, socialization, motor skills, and maladaptive behaviour)

The process of a CLBC Developmental Disability assessment includes the following:

• 50-minute clinical parent intake interview (in-person or virtual)
• 5 hours in-person testing for your teen (WAIS-IV: intelligence/cognitive testing)
• 5 hours Vineland parent interview (adaptive behaviour functioning)
• Historical documentation file Review, Clinical Formulation, Scoring and Report writing, completion of CLBC eligibility form if applicable
• 30-minute Feedback session (in-person or virtual)

PSI-Personalized Support Initiative Assessment (for adaptive behavioural functioning, with prior ASD or FASD diagnosis)

The base fare for this assessment is $2227. Areas covered during the assessment will include:

• Adaptive Behavioural functioning (using the Vineland scales: measuring communication, daily living skills, socialization, motor skills, and maladaptive behaviour)

The process of this assessment includes the following:

• 50-minute clinical parent intake interview (in-person or virtual)
• (1.5 hours) Vineland Parent + Teen Interview (adaptive behavioural functioning)
• Historical documentation file Review, Clinical Formulation, Scoring and Report writing, completion of CLBC eligibility form if applicable
• 30-minute Feedback session (in-person or virtual)

If you or your loved one may be eligible for CLBC supports, our team is here to help guide you through the assessment process. Call/Text us at 604.229.4887.

With the right assessment, you’ll have the documentation you need to access the supports and resources that can make a meaningful difference in daily life.