Flatrock Is Family

Our Services

Flatrock’s adult foster care homes are designed to encourage meaningful interactions, therapeutic engagement, and a strong sense of independence within a supportive, family-centered environment. We have medical coordinators in every home and 24/7 access to primary care physicians to ensure all residents receive the comprehensive medical, behavioral, and therapeutic support they need.

Flatrock
programming

At Flatrock, our resident programming includes individualized behavioral therapy plans designed to support each resident’s personal goals. These plans focus on building new coping skills, reinforcing positive behaviors through structured support systems, and promoting long-term independence through daily therapeutic intervention and guidance. Additionally, our goal is to help residents achieve theirs. Whether it is to obtain a pet or job, budget money or manage their own medication, each resident has a personalized plan and staff trained to help them succeed. Our mission is for each of our residents to live as independently as possible and realize their full potential.

Medical and Mental
health

All of our Flatrock family members have unique medical and mental health needs, so we have doctors, psychologists and medical teams available 24 hours a day to offer integrated medical, behavioral, and therapeutic support. Each resident follows their own medication schedule, supported through ongoing therapeutic oversight and coordinated care, and all medication is securely stored at all times.

Occupational
therapy

Flatrock’s occupational therapists help many of our residents, who have a variety of challenges and goals, do things they want to do through individualized occupational therapy and functional skill development. While each therapy is based on the individual, the purpose and objective outcome is the same: so residents can participate as fully as possible in social, domestic and community life through consistent therapeutic progress and skill development. This is achieved through structured therapy interventions focused on skill development, re-engagement, adaptive strategies, and barrier reduction. It’s a holistic approach involving cognitive, physical, environmental and emotional factors.

Quality of
life

Beyond the brick and mortar is where home is made, through daily experiences, relationships, and therapeutic engagement that bring meaning to everyday life. At Flatrock, our goal is to provide our residents with the life experiences that many of us take for granted, but make up the fabric of family. Whether it is a visit from Santa during the holidays, a birthday party or dancing at our annual prom, our activities directors create meaningful therapeutic social experiences and community engagement opportunities. Residents are encouraged to participate in these social interactions to connect with others in a family setting and enhance their quality of life with meaningful therapeutic and relational experiences. For those residents with sensory challenges, we provide an array of services and amenities to alleviate discomfort from salon services with trained stylists as well as access to sensory rooms and hydrotherapy. These are the special touches that make a home for our Flatrock family.

Our Blog

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Inclusive Summer Activities for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

As summer begins, it brings new opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to connect, explore, and grow. Engaging and inclusive activities can support independence, strengthen social connection, and promote overall well-being. From outdoor recreation and sensory-friendly experiences to guidance on routines and heat safety, meaningful summer engagement supports an active and connected season of fun.

Caring for the Caregiver: A Guide to Supporting Caregivers During Mental Health Awareness Month

Caregivers are the backbone of compassionate care, yet their mental health is often overlooked. For Mental Health Awareness Month, we are highlighting the emotional demands that come with caregiving and why they deserve greater attention. Supporting caregivers matters not only for their well-being, but also for the quality of care and connection they provide to those who rely on them every day.