Beacon Light Adult Residential

Intermediate care facility - provide active programming room and board and continuous 24 hour per day supervision. This program has the capacity to serve up to 22 individuals at one time.

Crrs - this is a specialized full-care community Residential rehabilitation program (crrs program). The program is designed to provide safe housing, personal assistance, and psychosocial rehabilitation (including individualized behavioral interventions) to individuals in a non-medical setting. The program will provide 24 hour per day treatment services aimed at increasing independence through the acquisition appropriate adaptive and pro-social behaviors. The goal of the specialized crrs program is to increase indepedence in personal skills, community skills, and social skills, while managing challenging behaviors that result from the autistic spectrum disorder or other mental health conditions. (continued on schedule o)

Csru - this program supports the recovery principles of the individuals served by keeping the adults as close to their home communities as possible, where family/social supports and community inclusion is deemed critical for success. Clinical interventions include intensive individual therapy, crisis intervention, applied behavioral analysis and current research and theory along with formal supports of mental health systems. In addition, the agency's team works closely with and collaborates with the dual diagnosis treatment team (ddtt). The philosophy is to focus on client self-determination and allow the individual and his/her family/communnity supports to drive the process. (continued on schedule o)

Waiver services - a less restrictive community Residential setting for individuals over the age of 18 with intellectual/developmental disabilities who can live semi-independently and require a limited amount of on-site care. 5 clients served.