Adult Group Home Services in Chesterfield County, VA
Residential supportive living for adults 18+ with developmental disabilities in Chesterfield County.
How we support families in this area
We work with families and coordinators who need a responsive, trust-centered placement process.
Adults 18+ with intellectual and developmental disabilities from across Chesterfield County can live at At Home Family Services, a 24/7 supportive living home at 9207 Clovis St., North Chesterfield, VA 23237. We work with county families and support coordinators on placement; call (804) 919-3030 to ask about availability.
We serve families throughout Chesterfield County from our North Chesterfield home, working with support coordinators across the county on placements for adults 18 and older.
County families often come to us while weighing several residential options at once. We are glad to be one of the homes you compare, and we will be straightforward about whether our environment is the right fit for the support level you are describing.
We encourage families to start with a placement inquiry that includes timeframe, broad support level, and coverage type so we can follow up efficiently. It also helps to review our placement requirements first.
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Questions from Chesterfield County, VA families
Is there a group home in Chesterfield, VA?
Yes. At Home Family Services, LLC is a supportive living home for adults 18+ with developmental disabilities in North Chesterfield, Chesterfield County, at 9207 Clovis St., North Chesterfield, VA 23237.
Where can Chesterfield County families ask about developmental disability services?
Chesterfield County’s Developmental Disability Services runs an intake line at (804) 717-6642 for county services and supports. For placement at our home, call us directly at (804) 919-3030.
Source: Chesterfield County Developmental Disability Services
Who is eligible for placement?
Adults age 18+ with a developmental disorder and acceptable insurance or coverage are welcome to contact us for screening and next steps.
What happens after we submit a placement inquiry?
We review the inquiry, then contact you for a screening call to talk through timeframe, support level, and coverage. If it looks like a fit, we arrange a tour by phone or in person. After that, intake coordination and transition planning cover move-in details and who needs to be kept informed.
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