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Civil Rights & Nondiscrimination
Every person deserves respectful, equitable access to services, communication, and opportunities to participate.
Nondiscrimination notice
Abide Supportive Living, Inc. complies with applicable federal and Wisconsin civil rights laws. We do not exclude people, treat them differently, or retaliate against them because of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex—including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity—religion, political belief where applicable, or a prior civil rights complaint, or because of any other characteristic protected by law.
Communication and access
Abide will work with participants and representatives to identify reasonable communication assistance, language help, and disability-related accommodations needed to access our information and services. Our supports are delivered in participants’ homes and community settings. To request assistance, call 414-285-1630.
Contact Abide
If you believe Abide did not provide appropriate access or treated you unfairly, contact us so we can review the concern promptly.
Abide Supportive Living, Inc.
9235 W Capitol Dr, Suite 200
Milwaukee, WI 53222
414-285-1630
referrals@abidesupportiveliving.comPlease do not send medical records or other sensitive personal information by ordinary email.
File a civil rights complaint
You may also contact the Wisconsin Department of Health Services Civil Rights Compliance Office. Assistance is available if you need language help or an accommodation to prepare a complaint.
Wisconsin Department of Health Services
Civil Rights Compliance
201 E. Washington Ave., Room E200B
P.O. Box 7850, Madison, WI 53707-7850
Voice: 608-267-4955 · TTY: 711 or 1-800-947-3529
Fax: 608-267-1434 · Email: DHSCRC@dhs.wisconsin.govView the official Wisconsin DHS Civil Rights Complaint form and instructions.