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The intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities (ICF/IID) is an intense level of service that is always provided in a residential setting. The facility is operated under stringent federal regulations and standards that are monitored on a regular basis by a state survey team.

The funding source for this service is Medicaid, therefore all candidates for admission must be eligible for this program. Typically, the ICF/IID client has more significant learning, behavioral, physical, and/or medical problems than the average individual with a developmental disability.

The client’s needs are assessed, a plan of training and treatment is developed, prescribed professional services are arranged, and ongoing training, treatment, and/or monitoring is provided.

Skill Creations offers four basic models of ICF/IID services. The largest home is our 15-bed model. The next smallest model is our two separate 6-bed homes located on adjacent properties. Another is option is the single, 6-bed home. Our smallest option is a single, 5-bed home. External day programs are offered at most of our ICF/IID homes.

For more information about our ICF/IID services, intake information, or service referrals, please contact Mary Katherine Hackmann at (919) 648-2772 or via email at [email protected].