While the BPAO Program served individuals with a broad variety of both physical and mental disabilities, the two most common primary disability categories indicated were mental and emotional disorders and system diseases, which jointly accounted for nearly half of the beneficiaries receiving I & R/Problem Solving and just over half of those receiving intensive benefit support. The categories indicated least often for both groups were traumatic brain injury, sensory impairment, and infectious disease. Thus, the overall pattern of primary disabilities was very similar for both service groups.