ICF/MR Homes: This group-home setting is the most structured level of support offered by RHA, with staff on duty around the clock.  These homes provide training to allow people with developmental disabilities to learn daily living skills.  RHA operates ICF/MR homes for both children and adults.

DDA Homes: While less structured than ICF/MR homes, these group homes provide support and education for adults with developmental disabilities.  Emphasis is placed on teaching the skills that promote independence.

Supported Living: These services are provided to support individuals in their own homes or alternative residential options.  This support can take many forms - from providing 24-hour support to transportation to and from a job.

Independent Living: This residential alternative reflects the flexibility of RHA's support services.  For some people, only minimal support is required; this option allows these individuals to live independently in a house or an apartment with support available as needed.

Respite Services: This service is invaluable for those who are caring for a person with developmental disabilities at home.  RHA's respite services are available either in an individual's home or in one of our respite facilities.  Whether it's for a vacation, an evening out, or during a family emergency, RHA's respite services offer temporary relief to the family while providing the high level or care that is so much a part of RHA.