Services

Residential Services

Residential Services: Considered the 'backbone' of the ICF, this department concentrates on teaching residents daily living skills and other skills necessary so each person can reach their highest level of independence.

Residential Training Instructors impart skills many take for granted such as: brushing teeth, toileting skills, laundry skills, self-hygiene, grooming, travel training, survival skills and dining etiquette. Special care is taken to tailor each goal to the level and need of the resident.
Staff empower residents to maintain their own care as much as possible, but ensure all residential needs are met while maintaining each person's dignity.

Health Services

Health Services: Key Pine Village has a full compliment of medical professionals who utilize a holistic approach with our residents.

The ICF has a fully staffed clinic which is open daily from 6am until 10pm, and has an on-call supervisor on duty 24 hours per day. The Health Services Supervisor works closely with the Medical Director, Psychiatrist, Pharmacist, Therapists, and all other disciplines to ensure a continuum of care is maintained for each resident.

Therapies

All therapies are directed at the prevention of further disability and the restoration of each resident's highest possible functional level.

A licensed Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, and Speech Therapist visit the Key Pine Village campus on a regular basis and perform an evaluation on each resident at least annually.

Therapy is normally conducted in an individual setting after the therapist consults with other staff members to maximize the effectiveness of skills training.
Therapy programs are individually designed to assist each resident in achieving his/her greatest functional capacity.

Nutrition Services

Key Pine Village employs one of the best teams of cooks and kitchen staff in the county.

Led by a Registered Dietician, and a professionally trained chef, the ICF Nutrition Services Department provides wholesome, quality meals to all of its residents three times per day.

This department maintains a robust selection of menu items while catering to the prescriptive dietary needs of each resident.

Behavior Analysis

Led by a PhD-level Board Certified Behavior Analyst, the Behavior Science Department uses scientifically proven methods to change socially significant behavior. The focus of this department is to target inappropriate behaviors, and teach residents new social and behavioral skills to replace the undesired behaviors.

Staffed by a team of Board Certified Analysts and Board Certified Associate Analysts, Key Pine Village has fully adopted a philosophy of positive reinforcement. This approach has significantly reduced the amount of medication many residents had been taking for years, while decreasing patterns of inappropriate behaviors.

Recreation

Key Pine Village employs a Licensed Personal Trainer, two Recreational Specialists, and a Certified Lifeguard to provide life enrichment activities to all of its residents.

The Recreation Department offers a variety of activities which are aimed at improving socialization skills, physical fitness, and self esteem. The Recreation Department maintains a fitness club complete with a Universal Weight Machine, Treadmills, assorted free weights, and stationary bicycles.
Adjacent to the fitness club is the 20x30 in-ground swimming pool, which is monitored by the lifeguard. The Recreation Department actively involves resident participation in Special Olympics as well as providing opportunities for community integration.

Case Management

Our Case Management Department acts as the main advocate for all residents in the ICF.

Dedicated to the guarantee of each resident's human and civil rights, the Case Management Department provides various forms of counseling to each of the residents in addition to acting as a liaison between outside agencies and families. They host Resident Government Meetings, Coping Skills Classes, Couples Classes, and coordinate home visits. Here, ICF residents can find a confidant, express frustrations, file a grievance, and coordinate to vote.