Adult 24-Hour Residential Care

Adult ​24-hour residential programs provide training and support in community homes. They serve adults (18 years and older) with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities who require 24-hour support, supervision and training. Programs provide an array of services for one to five adults per home.

All 24-hour residential programs in Oregon are required to use the Individual Support Plan System, which defines the support services to be provided.

For more information on licensing Adult 24-hour Residential Programs, visit ODDS Licensing.

Forms

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• Action Plan
• CFH Safety Plan template
• Financial Plan
• ISP Support document training
• Person Centered Information*
• Protocol: Aspiration/Choking
• Protocol: Constipation
• Protocol: Dehydration
• Protocol: General
• Protocol: Seizure
• Provider Risk Management Strategies*
• Vacancy Reporting Flyer
• Vacancy Reporting form
• Vacancy Reporting instructions