Apostolic Christian Timber Ridge is a 74-bed facility which is licensed as an Intermediate Care Facility for Developmentally Disabled. It is licensed and Medicaid certified.

Timber Ridge provides for the residential and training needs of people who are developmentally disabled and in need of a high level of personal care and medical care. All residents are assessed and provided a full range of services including training in personal, social and leisure skills and speech, occupational and physical therapy. Services are designed to maximize community integration, independence and normalization. There is nursing and certified resident aide staff on duty 24 hours a day.

All residents attend a developmental day program, vocational training or are employed. Most of these are independent programs in the community. For those who are unable to leave the facility regularly an alternate day program is provided in the facility.

Oakwood Estate and Linden Estate are 16-bed facilities which are licensed as Intermediate Care Facilities for Developmentally Disabled. They are licensed and Medicaid certified.

They provide for the residential and training needs of people who are developmentally disabled and in need of training for personal, social, leisure, community and domestic skills. Consultants offer support for residents who have special therapy needs. There is certified resident aide staff on duty 24 hours a day. They serve clients who are ambulant and not in need of regular nursing services.

The residents of Oakwood and Linden either are employed, attend a community day program or an alternate day service conducted by the agency for clients who are retired or employed part time.

The Community Integrated Living Arrangements are services provided for clients living in the community in homes provided by the agency or in the clients' homes. The recipients of these services are eligible for Medicaid certified services but are receiving the services in alternative settings.

These settings are inspected and monitored by the Department of Human Services (DHS). Each client receives an array of assessments and then services are provided to meet these needs. The size of the living arrangements vary from 2 people to 5 people and a full range of services are provided from intermittent to 24 hours a day. The clients receiving these services are not in need of regular medical supervision or intervention.

These services are provided by arrangement with the Department of Human Services and the department shares in determining who will receive these services.