Adults 18+ with IDD or acquired brain injuries.

Customized supports; light to high support; lifetime care; skilled nursing available

On-site staffing level varies by resident needs/residence type; 24-hour supervised care for assisted living and skilled nursing.

One building contains 12 independent studio apartments with a private bedroom, bath, kitchen, and shared common area. Two buildings (one for men, one for women) each contain 19 semi-independent apartments with a private bedroom and jack-and-jill kitchen/bathroom. Five Cottage buildings serve 17 female and 30 male residents, with private or shared bedrooms and dormitory-style bathrooms. Two assisted living environments and a skilled nursing facility are also on campus.

150 campus residents in fiscal year 2024

Serves residents who use self-propelled wheelchairs.

The Community Access Day Program includes educational opportunities, volunteer opportunities, field trips, museums, social events, and sporting events.

Fitness and bowling leagues, art and music classes, community outings to movies and concerts, and seasonal events

Available sources describe residents going to work, participating in art/music, eating with friends in the dining hall, tending vegetable gardens, volunteering, using campus outdoor spaces, and participating in recreational, educational, social, vocational, and life-enrichment programs.

27 (Car Dependent - Most errands require a car)

No Score (No public transit nearby)

Provides transport for doctor appointments, medical visits, and grocery shopping, and getting to and from off-site jobs and community events.

Market rate. Donations cover 20% of operating costs to reduce the overall financial burden on families.

All-inclusive monthly fee.

Private Pay; Medicaid Waiver for Community Access Day Program only.

Open.