Missouri HRST® Rating Service
No Additional Cost for Residential Provider Agencies!
Funded by the Missouri Division of Developmental Disabilities
All residential provider agencies can now take advantage of IntellectAbility's HRST Rating Service at no additional cost, thanks to support from the Division of Developmental Disabilities.
Our trained IntellectAbility team will complete the screening for you using the HRST, so your staff doesn’t have to. This service includes virtual HRST screenings with trained IntellectAbility HRST Raters, who will guide the process and handle the full screening from start to finish.
Simply book a time with our expert team, and we’ll handle the rest!
This service includes initial screenings, episodic screenings, and annual updates.
Available to Missouri Residential Provider Agencies at no additional cost
What To Expect with a Virtual HRST Screening
Watch this short video to learn what to expect during a virtual HRST screening.
It is encouraged, but not necessary, for the person to be screened to attend the meeting if they choose.
During the HRST Screening, the Rater will:
Set Expectations
Identify Respondents
Review Diagnoses
Review Medications
Ask Screening Questions
[The Virtual Rating Service] is easy to schedule and do...It is with my highest regards that I recommend this service. [IntellectAbility's] expertise was a great asset that led to my being able to do my required work. Everything was completed on time with the highest level of quality. I hope to continue working with them in the future.”
- Amy David, RN, BSN, Woodhaven
What is the HRST?
The Health Risk Screening Tool (HRST®) is the leading screening tool for intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) risk management and support.
It is a HIPAA-compliant, web-based screening instrument developed to detect health destabilization in at-risk populations and ensure that proper care and support are provided to avoid unnecessary suffering and death.
The HRST monitors for health risks associated with various intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities, which specifically affect systems of the body and the person’s ability to engage in life. This provides all supporters with the information needed to respond appropriately.
