Adult Residential Group Homes
AltaPointe congregate living facilities are designed for residents with serious and persistent mental illness who require social rehabilitation and community support. These services must meet beneficial care or supportive services criteria. Expected outcomes are the same for each adult group home: to prevent re-hospitalization and to maximize and maintain successful community placement. Qualified staff members, including nursing, provide onsite supervision 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Residential care focuses on the rehabilitation and return to the community of seriously mentally ill consumers. AltaPointe provides basic needs such as nutritional meals and transportation.

AltaPointe provides different levels of care in its adult residential homes, some of which have specially designed purposes and include:
	Adult Therapeutic Group Homes This type of home provides a therapeutic environment that includes intensive day treatment services. Length of stay is usually a matter of months.
	Adult Residential Care Home with Specialized Medical Services This residential setting provides care for consumers with special medical needs in addition to mental health treatment and the provision of other basic needs.
	Adult Intermediate Care Program/Partial Hospitalization Program The Adult Intermediate Care Program provides residential and psychiatric care for adults referred primarily from state psychiatric hospitals who require intensive psychiatric care, social rehabilitation and community support. Partial Hospitalization services provide intensive, structured, active, clinical treatment with the goal of acute symptom remission, hospital avoidance, and/or reduction in inpatient length of stay.
	Adult Residential Care Home with Specialized Behavioral Services This setting provides mental health services that are individualized with a treatment plan for each consumer. Targeted populations include consumers who are under supervision of the courts for NGRI status.
	Adult Residential Care Home with Specialized Behavioral Services for Deaf Consumers Mental health services are individualized with a treatment plan culturally and linguistically appropriate for each consumer. Services are provided in coordination with agencies that provide services and support the deaf such as Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind (AIDB) and Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (ADRS).
	Adult Residential Home - Small Capacity This home provides care for consumers with special medical needs in a setting that houses no more than three consumers.