A residential facility where individuals with similar needs or conditions, such as developmental disabilities, mental illness, or physical disabilities, live together and receive support from trained staff.
An individual who resides in a group home and receives care and support services tailored to their specific needs.
A personalized plan developed for each resident outlining their healthcare, social, and support needs, including medical treatment, therapy, and activities.
The ratio of caregivers or staff members to residents within a group home, ensuring adequate attention and support for each individual.
The process of facilitating residents’ participation in community activities, social events, and interactions to promote inclusion and independence.
The organized and supervised administration of medications to residents according to prescribed schedules and dosages, ensuring safety and adherence to treatment plans.
Tailored assistance and care provided to each resident based on their unique needs, preferences, and goals for maximizing independence and well-being.
Strategies and interventions implemented to address challenging behaviors exhibited by residents, promoting positive coping skills and improved social interactions.
The process of preparing residents for transitions within or outside the group home setting, such as moving to independent living, fostering continuity of care and support.
Ongoing monitoring, evaluation, and improvement of services within the group home to ensure compliance with regulations, standards, and best practices, aiming for the highest level of care and resident satisfaction.