The Intermediate Care Facilities provide comprehensive habilitative services within community-based settings in our 8 bed homes. Residents of our homes receive individual assessment and specialized training plans to assist them in developing skills and achieving quality of life. We care for the whole person -- personal care, adaptive living, behavioral, nursing  and medical, social and leisure, and others. Traditional therapies are also available as well as sensory integration and specialized services for those with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

RMS, a member of the National Association of Residential Providers for Adults with Autism (NARPAA), is committed to serving the unique needs of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder or those with related sensory needs.

"When I was looking for a residential group home for my son...I was looking for a group home that had some of the same values that I have in my home. Eric is a respectful young man and transitioning him to residential devastated me.

"While visiting RMS there were several reasons why I chose RMS: RMS gave me opportunity to visit first and bring Eric later so that he can visit by himself for four days. RMS has a passionate staff and therapeutic program to help create a better quality of life. RMS is a team of professionals that are caring, loving and well-trained. RMS has provided opportunities for Eric to master his social, cognitive and comprehensive skills so he will be able to be a great asset to the community at large. RMS includes a variety of therapeutic programs and opportunities for friendships and socialization. RMS offered free access to outdoor activities such as trips and home visits. RMS encourages family and friends to visit and attend special events. RMS has provided ME a peace of mind knowing that Eric is receiving good care.

---Cora Jeter, mother of Eric Jeter. Eric has been an RMS resident since 1993.

“We have been extremely happy with the care and respect that George receives from his caretakers...George responds positively regarding his routine...It is truly his home and he loves it there!”

---Judy Bohache, sister-in-law of George. George has been a resident at RMS since 1989.