Kentucky

Residential services are provided to an individual living in his or her own home or apartment with or without roommates, depending on the location. These sites serve individuals of various need levels, including individuals with significant medical, physical, or behavioral challenges. Staffing levels vary by the needs of the people being served. The focus of these services is to enhance independence and quality of life. Dungarvin's residential services are very flexible and easily modified to meet changing abilities, interests, choices, and needs of individuals.

Residential Level I

These services provides 24 hour residential supports in a company owned or leased home called a Staffed Residence. This home can support up to three (3) participants with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Homes can be modified in order to support the person properly. Disabilities range from Mild to Severe. This program is funded by the Medicaid Waiver, Supports for Community Living and provides total support and care for the participants living in the home. Some of these supports include, but are not limited to, daily care, medical support, mental health support, meal preparation and development, and community support.

Foster care is a specialized service providing safe, loving homes and intensive support to children or adults with traditional, special and/or complex needs. Supports provided vary depending upon the needs of the individual and family.

In Kentucky this is known as Residential Level II:

Residential Level II services are 24-hour Adult Foster Care supports. These supports are provided in the contracted providers’ homes. Dungarvin Kentucky contracts with providers to support up to three (3) participants with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in their home. Disabilities range from Mild to Severe. This program is funded by the Medicaid Waiver, Supports for Community Living and program provides total support and care for the participants living in the providers’ home. Some of these services include, but are not limited to, daily care, medical support, mental health support, meal preparation and development, and community support.

Our Day Services programs offer a variety of supports for people with Intellectual and Development Disabilities. Depending on the location, services available may include a combination of supports such as community integration, base site programming, employment opportunities, problem-solving and decision-making in everyday living, participating in community events and leisure activities, or assisting people to prepare for vocational, recreational, or other community-based programs.

Day Training Services:

Kentucky’s Day Training Services are currently available in Nicholasville, Pikeville and Somerset. They consist of education, training and leisure activities. The programs include providing assistance with community involvement in the form of outings and/or community programs coming into our facilities. All day training programs are funded by the Supports for Community Living or Michelle P. Medicaid Waivers. Services include, but are not limited to, activities for daily living training and supports, education and training on preferred topics, physical activities (e.g. exercise, games, etc.), leisure activities (including art programs, games, crafts, etc.), community activities, outings, outside activities, and community services coming into the facilities.

In-Home services are developed to provide supports to a child, adolescent or adult living with his or her family or in their own living environment. We serve individuals with a broad range of abilities and needs and our in-home services vary. The person and the family design the level of support and service that is needed.