As an authorized Community Service Provider (CSP), Rosewood offers services for people with disabilities in the central Kansas area. As such, it meets the terms of the 1995 Developmental Disabilities Reform Act and specific standards and requirements of the State of Kansas for organizations contracting with Community Developmental Disability Organizations (CDDOs). As a CSP, Rosewood meets and exceeds all requirements of the State.

Each person served receives optimum and personalized assistance in an environment structured to meet individual needs, assure Constitutional rights, and provide the very best in services, programs and community inclusion. Rosewood advocates for its individuals on the local, state and national level. It continually works for community inclusion at the local level and has representation in state and national advocacy groups. Case managers at Rosewood assist adults and children with locating support services and resources to help them achieve the maximum degree of independence.

At the outset, a Person Centered Support Plan (PCSP) is developed for each individual, taking into account his or her personal wishes, and the recommendations of those involved in the client's development. The PCSP allows the individual to choose a customized program from the wide variety of services and programs available at Rosewood. The services chosen will be those that are most suitable to helping the client achieve his or her personal development goals. Case managers embrace the values of each client and become one of that person's primary advocates.