The Comfort and Care of Home

Life with First State Residential Living

A young woman with curly brown hair, wearing a pink tie-dye shirt, sitting outdoors in a wheelchair with black straps. She is smiling and looking to her left.

First State Residential Living provides individuals with the opportunity to live in a small group residence which is person-centered and allows them to live as independently as possible within their community. We staff our group home with professionals experienced in human services who provide personalized support based on the needs and abilities of each individual 24/7.

Our team works collaboratively with the individual and their family to design a Person Centered Plan (PCP) which is continually monitored and adjusted as residents achieve new goals.

Feel At Home

Four men sitting in a semi-circle, engaging in conversation and laughing, in a room with yellow walls and a black television mounted on the wall.

We set out to give individuals with disabilities the resources and setting that allow them to set and achieve their own personal goals.

Our residents have a higher level of acuity so skilled nursing services are provided through a nursing agency, including Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy.

Our homes have up to 4 residents, each with their own room which promotes companionship and community, while maintaining individuality according to each resident's tastes.

Care that helps support individual's independence, happiness, and ability to enjoy life

A man in blue scrubs assisting a young girl using a wheelchair with washing her hands at a kitchen sink.

  • Skilled Nursing services for the medically fragile.

  • Preparing meals.

  • Personal hygiene and grooming.

  • Assisting with medication administration.

  • Handling general housekeeping.

  • Transporting to medical appointments (ADA private rear entry vans, outfitted with automatic ramps for wheelchair usage).

  • We support our residents in being active participants in the community by visiting parks, malls, social events, and other opportunities.

  • Teaching skills to help clients live as independently as possible.