Residential Services
At Parc Center for Disabilities, we believe every individual deserves a safe, supportive, and enriching place to call home. Our residential living programs provide personalized care, meaningful opportunities, and compassionate support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities across a variety of living environments.
From comprehensive medical and nursing care to community-based residential support, Parc offers housing options designed to meet each individual’s unique needs while promoting dignity, independence, and quality of life.
Our Homes and Services
Bert Muller Home and The Cottages
Intermediate Care Facilities: Located on our 10-acre campus, we have two Intermediate Care Facilities that offer
Parc’s Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID) program provides the highest level of residential care and support available for individuals with developmental disabilities.
Located on Parc’s campus, the Bert Muller Home serves 48 residents in a structured residential setting with around-the-clock support. The Cottages provide a smaller residential environment for 16 residents, with two residents per room, while maintaining access to the same comprehensive services and campus amenities.
ICF/IID programs are designed for individuals with significant intellectual and developmental disabilities who require ongoing supervision, active treatment, health services, and specialized support. Many residents may have complex medical conditions, mobility limitations, seizure disorders, behavioral challenges, visual or hearing impairments, or other intensive support needs.
Burkertt Villa and Curry Villa
Medicaid Waiver Group Homes: We maintain two offsite group homes that provide supportive and personalized care.
Before you can move into a group home for people with developmental disabilities, you must first be approved by the Agency for Persons with Disabilities (“APD”).
A developmental disability (as defined in section 393.063(12), Florida Statutes), which occurs prior to age 18 and constitutes a substantial handicap that can reasonably be expected to continue indefinitely. Disabilities served by APD include:
- Intellectual disabilities (Full Scale IQ of 70 or below)
- Severe forms of autism
- Spina bifida cystica or myelomeningocele
- Cerebral palsy
- Prader-Willi syndrome
- Down syndrome
- Phelan-McDermid syndrome or
- Individuals between the ages of 3-5 at high risk for a developmental disability
Support Residential Services: Make a Difference Today
Parc’s Residential Services provides essential support to young teens and adults in community-based and long-term care settings.
Your generous donation today can significantly enhance the quality of life for our residents, offering them the care and opportunities they deserve. Help us create a brighter future for those in our community.
Comprehensive Care & Support
- 24-hour supervision and support
- Individualized care and service planning
- Access to nursing and healthcare services
- Therapeutic and rehabilitative supports
- Active treatment programs that promote skill development and independence
- Social, recreational, and community engagement opportunities
Our Residences
Parc Center for Disabilities maintains two Intermediate Care Facilities located on our 10-acre campus, as well as two Medicaid Waiver group homes located offsite.
Our Residential Services provide a wide variety of stimulating activities, events, and outings both on campus and off campus throughout the year. Our goal is to offer our participants exposure to their community and the opportunity to experience life to the fullest.
CURRY VILLA
BURKETT VILLA
THE BERT MULLER HOME
THE COTTAGES
Contact us
Would you like to contact us about our services? Fill out the form or contact us at (727) 345-9111.