Helping the Intellectual and Developmentally Disabled

Helping Intellectual and Developmentally Live Meaningful Lives

Developmental disabilities can present unique challenges, but every adult deserves the opportunity to live a full, meaningful, and independent life. Residential Concepts provides compassionate adult day support, personalized care, and enriching community activities that encourage independence, build confidence, and create lasting connections.

Residential Concepts has proudly served adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities for over five decades. We cover Clermont, Hamilton, Brown, and nearby counties, aiming to enrich our participants’ lives in various ways. Our personalized support programs, engaging daily activities, and community-based experiences help participants build confidence, develop life skills, strengthen relationships, and enjoy greater independence.

We are committed to enriching the lives of the individuals and families we serve.

Discover how Residential Concepts can make a difference. We invite you to tour our facility, meet our caring team, and explore our programs. Contact us soon to schedule.

Adult Day Support

More Than Somewhere to Spend the Day

RCI operates four Adult Day Support sites in the Batavia and Williamsburg areas, serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities from Clermont, Hamilton, and Brown Counties.

Our programs help individuals build relationships, strengthen life skills, explore interests, make choices, and participate in their communities. Daily activities may include cooking, art, fitness, gardening, animal companionship, shopping, recreation, and community outings tailored to individual interests and goals.

RCI also provides Non-Medical Transportation for eligible Adult Day Support participants, including transportation to and from program sites and community activities.

Residential Services & Homemaker Care

A Home Should Feel Like Home

RCI operates five residential homes in Clermont County where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities receive individualized Homemaker/Personal Care support 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Our Direct Support Professionals assist individuals with everyday living while encouraging choice, independence, relationships and participation in their homes and communities.

RCI’s residential program is also supported by two Registered Nurses and one Licensed Practical Nurse who work alongside our residential team to help support the health and well-being of the individuals we serve.

Person-Centered Support Starts With the Person

There is no single definition of a meaningful life.

For one person, it may mean preparing a favorite meal. For another, it might be spending time with friends, choosing where to go for the afternoon, caring for an animal, becoming more independent or simply having more control over everyday decisions.

That’s why our support starts with the individual.

We take the time to understand what matters to each person and provide support based on their needs, preferences, abilities, and goals.

Supports and Services FAQ

Here are some common questions and concerns related to services and support for individuals with developmental disabilities. We invite you to contact us for specific questions regarding the Residential Concepts adult support services.

Our personnel must complete a background check, CPR and First Aid training, a comprehensive orientation training with an emphasis on providing supports to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, a physical, and have acceptable driving skills. Moreover, staff are trained on what’s important to the individual and for the individual. Additionally, we have a dedicated nursing team on-site with a combined experience of 50 years.

Residential Concepts, Inc. takes our participants’ input very seriously. We believe the choice is important. Daily, participants have opportunities to explore different activities, visit places in their community, and discover new interests. Schedules are constructed to assist with routine, but the participant’s choice is always considered.

Under Ohio Medicaid Rules, to become eligible for services, a participant must meet the following criteria: 1. has been diagnosed with a severe, chronic disability, attributable to a mental or physical impairment or combination of physical and mental impairment that is not an impairment caused solely by mental illness; 2. the disability(ies) is established before age 22; and 3. the disability(ies) will continue indefinitely.

The cost of the program is paid by an individual’s Medicaid waiver. The cost of services delivered is determined by the individual’s acuity assessment, which is administered by the county board of developmental disabilities where the individual resides. If an individual does not have a waiver, then they can pay RCI privately for services delivered at the same rate as waiver services.

While we do not allow volunteers at our program, there are no restrictions on visiting unless specified in the individual’s service plan. Many parents and guardians are still very involved in the participant’s lives, taking them home for family events, holidays, and vacations.

For families who are interested in learning more about our programs and services and would like to see our program in person, we recommend scheduling a tour.

Our participants truly are part of our extended family. Since RCI is a fourth-generation family business, we take a great amount of pride in offering quality services and supports, in clean and safe environment, to each person we serve. We only hire compassionate, dedicated, and knowledgeable personnel that want to make a difference in the lives of others. We present opportunities for our participants to reach milestones and live life to the fullest.

Come See the RCI Difference

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Finding the right provider isn’t just about finding available services. It’s about finding people you trust to listen, support individual choices, encourage growth and recognize the person behind the service plan. We would love the opportunity to introduce you to RCI.

Adult Day Support: Clermont, Hamilton & Brown Counties

Residential/HPC: Clermont County

RCI accepts Individual Options (I/O), Level One and SELF Waivers for applicable services. Private-pay arrangements are also available.

  • Our programs are driven by our participants. They make informed decisions and choices.
  • We strive to provide optimal services and support to meet the unique needs of each physically and/or developmentally disabled people we serve.
  • Community integration is a key component of services.
  • We are a family-owned and operated business. Our management team is actively involved in our programs and has a relationship with each person we serve.
  • Our personnel-to-participant ratios are low, allowing each person to develop their unique abilities at a comfortable pace.
  • We have experienced, dedicated, and qualified personnel, including one Registered Nurse and one Licensed Practical Nurse.
  • We acknowledge that a team approach to person-centered planning is essential to developing supports that will result in success for the person served.
  • We have a well-maintained fleet of modified and non-modified vehicles to transport the people we serve.
  • Our properties are in impeccable shape, updated with modern furnishings, clean, and safe.

We invite you to discover what we do and how we make a difference in the lives of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Tour our facility, meet our dedicated team, and experience the warmth, compassion, and inclusivity that define Residential Concepts. See firsthand how our programs and services help individuals build confidence, develop meaningful relationships, and enjoy fulfilling lives.

Contact us today to schedule your personal tour. We look forward to welcoming you and showing you what makes Residential Concepts such a special place.