Which of the following is not a required assessment for new individuals in CILA?

The home environment assessment is not considered a required assessment for new individuals in a Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA). While understanding the living environment is important in providing care, the CILA regulations emphasize the importance of understanding an individual's physical and mental health needs, which are highlighted by the other assessments listed.

The vision examination is essential for identifying any sight-related issues that might impact the individual’s quality of life and ability to engage in activities. Psycho-social assessments are critical for understanding an individual's social support network, emotional well-being, and how these factors influence their overall health and functioning. Psychological and/or psychiatric assessments are necessary for diagnosing any mental health conditions and determining appropriate support and intervention strategies.

In contrast, while knowing the conditions of a home environment can contribute to the overall care plan, it does not carry the same level of necessity as the assessments focused on an individual’s health and psychosocial needs. Thus, the home environment assessment does not meet the criteria for a required assessment for individuals entering CILA.