Supervised Group Living (SGL) in Indiana

24-hour supervised group homes, including Extensive Support Needs

Intermediate Care Facilities (ICFs) provide 24-hour residential support for individuals who need a structured living environment with close staff supervision. SGL homes, licensed by the Indiana Department of Health, offer predictable routines, opportunities for social skill development, and assistance with medical, behavioral, and daily living needs.

Some homes are designed specifically for individuals with Extensive Support Needs, providing enhanced staffing, specialized training, and increased supervision. In these settings, services focus on safety, stability, adaptive skill-building, and behavior support, helping people work toward greater independence and, when possible, transition to less restrictive residential options over time.

Supports & Accommodations

24-Hour Support

This program model provides 24-hour support for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Living Environment

Participants live in community-based homes with close support staff.
8-Person Homes

For Intermediate Care Facilities, a maximum of eight participants live in each community-based home.
4-Person Homes

For Extensive Support Needs, a maximum of four participants live in each community-based home.
Nursing Services

Residents are supported with medication administration and health services coordination.
Behavioral Services

Person-centered support for individuals with emotional and adaptive challenges.
Extensive Support Needs

Intermediate Care Facilities include increased staffing levels and specialized supports for individuals with higher needs.
Ages Served

Services are tailored to adults age 18 and up, promoting independence and community life.