In-pact's Group Homes conform to all Federal ICF-MR regulations and are surveyed annually and licensed by the Indiana State Department of Health.  Funding for the Group Homes is through Medicaid.  For those who are eligible, a daily rate covers most costs except personal items.

In-Pact welcomes and encourages family involvement, frequent home visits and participation in all program planning and development.  Family support is a very valuable part of a person's growth and success.

• The homes provide services to children and adults with autism, mental retardation, cerebral palsy, epilepsy and other disabilities.
  

• The homes are a residential alternative to large institutions for children and adults
  

• The homes offer a family-like environment for up to six children or adults in each home.
  

• The homes are located close to a consumer's natural family in residential, single-family neighborhoods.
  

• The homes provide a long-term nurturing environment for learning and living.
  

• The homes offer intensive, individualized programming designed to allow each person to reach their fullest potential in the following areas:
      - Behavioral Management
      - communication training
      - personal hygiene
      - independent living skills
      - participation in community activities and
        recreation

Staffing Ratios

During normal hours of operation, there are typically three staff working with up to six consumers.  At night, there is always a staff person awake and on duty.  Staff typically work only at one home so the consumers and staff know each other well.

Staff Qualifications

All Staff members are thoroughly screened prior to employment and are required to receive at least 24 hours of in-service training per year.

Topics Include:

   - Medication Administration
   - Behavior Modification
   - Aggression Management
   - Autism
   - Epilepsy
   - First Aid and CPR
   - Universal Precautions
   - OSHA Regulations
   - Individual Rights
   - Consumer Protections