Residential Services for Adults With IDD in Burlington County, NJ
ADEPT Programs provides community living services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in Burlington County, New Jersey. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Mount Holly, our nonprofit operates six group homes and works to create communities where people experience dignity, accessibility, and belonging.
Community Living That Starts With the Person
Home is connected to everyday choices, relationships, and the places that matter to a person. ADEPT’s mission is to build accessible, integrated living communities where the people we serve are embraced within their neighborhoods.
When considering residential support, the conversation should begin with the individual: their preferences, goals, routines, communication needs, and the people they want involved in planning. These details help families and support coordinators ask useful questions about a potential home and its support environment.
Our Burlington County Community
ADEPT operates six group homes in Burlington County. Our administrative office is located at 2 Mill St., Suite 2, Mount Holly, NJ 08060.
Contact our team to discuss residential services, current availability, and the questions that matter to your family or the person you support. Suitability and availability are considered individually.
Working With Families and Support Coordinators
A thoughtful residential inquiry brings together the person seeking support, their chosen supporters, and the professionals involved in their service planning. Useful topics include:
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The person’s goals, preferences, and desired community connections.
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Their current living situation and the change they are considering.
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The support and accessibility needs that should guide a housing conversation.
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Their existing service plan, support coordinator, and relevant DDD program enrollment.
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The location, timing, and questions that matter most to them.
If you already have a support coordinator, include them in planning. New Jersey DDD explains that support coordinators help people develop and update their service plans and work independently from service providers. Learn about support coordination from NJ DDD.
Understanding DDD and Medicaid Funding
ADEPT’s residential services are supported through Medicaid and New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities funding. Access to funded services depends on the person’s eligibility, program enrollment, and authorized service plan.
DDD administers the Supports Program and Community Care Program, which have different requirements. Your support coordinator and DDD can help you understand the program rules that apply to your situation. Read NJ DDD’s official program information.
Common Questions
Where are ADEPT’s residential services located?
Our six group homes are in Burlington County, New Jersey. Our administrative office is in Mount Holly.
How do I ask about a residential opening?
Call 609-267-8484 or email Info@AdeptPrograms.com to ask about current availability and discuss your inquiry. Please include your support coordinator in the conversation if you have one.
Can a family member or support coordinator contact ADEPT?
Yes. Individuals, families, guardians, and support coordinators can contact our team with questions about ADEPT’s services. Start with a brief overview of what you would like to discuss.
Where can I find information about getting started?
Visit our getting-started and referrals page for a practical inquiry checklist and links to official NJ DDD information.
Start a Conversation
Tell us what you are exploring and how we can reach you. Call 609-267-8484, email Info@AdeptPrograms.com, or use our contact page.
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