Individuals live together in a group setting of 3 or more and the home is used as an embarking point for community activities. Schedules, staffing, and recreation is determined by both individual and collective needs.
One or two individuals live together and the home is used as an embarking point for community activities.
One or more individuals live on their own with staff providing self-help/life skills and community activities. The goal is to live more independently in the community.
These services enable the individual living with their family to have a meaningful and personalized day program which provides the family members with the opportunity to go to work or to have time off from caregiving.
Individuals live in varied and unique family care arrangements which meet their specific needs and desires. These may include living directly with a family, or in their own apartment within a family home.
When time-limited and temporary respite is needed, relief services are provided to individuals and their families.
“I am very grateful for your kind attitude that has resulted in a happy healthy environment that respects her as a treasured person”
“We are comforted to know and see how well she is cared for”
“Respect is always shown”
“He is happy and feels completely at home”
“We pray the good work done by the staff will continue”
“I am pleased with the nice place you found for him”
“Overall I am pleased with her life style”
CARF Accredited Organization
Accredited by CARF since 2004