ICF-IID
Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
Every individual deserves a home that is safe, secure, and their own as well as the support to live as independently as possible. NOVA’s ICF-IID group homes provide this opportunity in a community-based, family-like setting.
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ICF-IID Program
The Intermediate Care Facilities for individuals with Intellectual Disability (ICF-IID) provide rehabilitative and health services to individuals with developmental disabilities in a protected residential setting. Individuals receive individualized service planning, ongoing assessment, 24-hour supervision, and integrated behavioral and physical healthcare. Interdisciplinary care teams work collaboratively to promote resiliency, community integration, and independence.
Population Served
NOVA’s ICF-IID specialize in serving adults from 18 to 70 years of age with dual diagnoses of intellectual disability and a comorbid psychiatric condition.
Residential Services
NOVA’s ICF-IID group homes provide housing for six individuals in a family-like setting. All homes are located in the community in established neighborhoods in eastern North Carolina. Each home is supervised by a qualified developmental disabilities professional, a residential services supervisor, and a well-trained complement of paraprofessional staff. NOVA provides 24/7 awake supervision to ensure the health and safety of the individuals served. Residential staff focus on symptom management, home living skills training, self-direction, and community integration in accordance with each consumer’s individualized program plan. The individuals love being a part of the community! You will often find NOVA vans around town and our group at community events!
Day Program Services
All individuals receiving ICF-IID services at NOVA participate in Day Program Services. Day Program Services are housed in the Dr. James H. McGlone Developmental Center in Goldsboro, NC. The Day Services Program provides prevocational training, vocational opportunities and placements, therapeutic groups, and recreation. The McGlone center is a vibrant community! At any given time, you may find individuals working hard at their elected jobs, participating in a coping skills group, learning something new, or debating sports teams over a warm cup of coffee.”
Clinical Services
Several clinical services are offered in support of individuals’ program plans. Nursing, preventative healthcare, medication management, psychological consultation, and case management are all available. Our skilled, interdisciplinary care teams work collaboratively to ensure that all care needs are met. Care plans are reviewed by the interdisciplinary team annually or more frequently as needed.
