The Osiris House: A Developmental Disability Residential Group Home for Adults

DBHDS License # 1254-01-001

How It Works


01 – Consultation

Once you’ve submitted the Contact form, we will review the information and reach out to schedule a consultation with our Program Director. Before the consultation, we will send you a referral packet to complete.


02 – Assessment

We will schedule an assessment with our Program Director.


03 – Tour

You will be welcomed to tour The Osiris House in-person or virtually.


04 – Apply

You will be invited to submit an application packet.


05 – Move In

You will have the option to select one of our available rooms that best suits the consumers needs. We will provide move-in instructions.

We plan to incorporate mindful-based practices for our residents, such as yoga and gardening, to aide them on their new journey to holistic living.

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Yoga

Admissions Criteria


Age Requirement

Consumers must be at least 18 years of age with a primary diagnosis of Developmental Disability and meet Medicaid Waiver Eligibility.


Behavior

May display self-abusive behavior, disruptive behavior (tantrum of yelling and screaming, inappropriate verbalizations, etc.), physical aggression, and property destruction which does not require the use of isolated time-out or mechanical restraints.


Documented Deficits

Men and women with documented deficits in at least two of the adaptive skill areas to include: Health status, communication, task learning skills, personal/self-care, mobile, behavior management and home and community living skills.


Psychological Evaluation

A psychological evaluation must have been completed prior to admission into the program (if applicable).


Physical Requirements

Consumers must be able to ambulate independently or with the use of a walker, cane and/or crutches and be able to travel up and down stairs with physical assistance from staff. May have medically related issues, which does not require the use of a wheelchair.


Secondary Diagnosis

Consumers may have a secondary diagnosis of mental illness.


Testing

A recent PPD must have been administered and indicate an absence of communicable disease with negative test results for tuberculosis.