Transition to Independent Living through the ERC Intermediate Care Facilities (ICF)
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The goal of the ICFs is to provide a supportive environment while assisting residents with the progression from dependent to independent living. Many residents will move on to an even more independent living option through the Medicaid Waiver program.
Residents at the ICFs have two options for weekday programs. They can choose to take part in vocational training at Richardson Industries or participate in classes or leisure activities at our Life Skills location. Each resident and/or guardian, along with a Case Manager, participates in the development of an Individualized Program Plan (IPP) that will define the types of training that a person needs to achieve a greater level of independence and desired quality of life. Case Managers advocate for each resident and work with families to ensure they are receiving the services they need to meet their individual needs and goals. |
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Residents will work toward:
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A Recreational Therapist plans, directs and coordinates medically-approved recreation programs for the residents. Activities include Special Olympics events, Unified softball teams, dances, bingo, bowling, trips to local attractions, music/drama clubs, cooking and art classes, and other activities necessary for a fulfilling life.
Our Direct Support Professionals assist the residents to lead a self-directed life and contribute to their community. They assist with activities of daily living if needed, and encourage attitudes and behaviors that enhance community inclusion. DSPs also act as advocates for each resident, in communicating their needs, self expression and goals. With the assistance of DSPs, residents are able to take part in classes at local colleges, activities at their churches, volunteer for community organizations and attend various community events
Our Direct Support Professionals assist the residents to lead a self-directed life and contribute to their community. They assist with activities of daily living if needed, and encourage attitudes and behaviors that enhance community inclusion. DSPs also act as advocates for each resident, in communicating their needs, self expression and goals. With the assistance of DSPs, residents are able to take part in classes at local colleges, activities at their churches, volunteer for community organizations and attend various community events
| 2019 ICF Application |
| ICF Handbook |
