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Assisted Living

In our Assisted Living track of the Residential Program, we provide 24-hour support in a calming, home-like environment with private suites. Our program structure promotes self-sufficiency and rebuilds independent living skills tailored to each individual's needs and care plan.

Program Admission Criteria

  • Ages 18+ (16–17 with special approval)
  • Primary diagnosis of neurological or developmental disability*
  • Requires 12+ hours/day of support or supervision
  • Minimal assistance with basic daily living activities
  • Transfers with modified independence
  • Participates in advanced tasks (meal prep, laundry, medication management)
  • Medically stable and non-ventilator dependent
  • Minimum Rancho Los Amigos Level 6/7
  • Participates in 3+ hours/day of structured programming
  • Not a danger to self/others
  • Not actively using substances
  • *Certain exceptions may apply based on clinical review

Levels of Supervision

  • Standard – up to moderate assistance in functional areas
  • Intensive – maximum assistance in functional areas
  • One on One – requires 1 to 1 staff support in functional or behavioral areas (Does not require more intensive supervision beyond a possible individualized treatment plan for safety with close monitoring and time limitation)

Discharge/Transition Criteria

  • Treatment team’s assessment indicates that the individual has achieved a level of functional independence requiring fewer than 12 hours of daily support or supervision
  • Individual’s behavior is not compatible with the program goals, group activities, or may prevent the progress of other participants**
  • Poses a risk or danger to self or others**
  • Individual meets admission criteria of another program track in the Origami continuum and may transition accordingly
  • Interruption to secure funding

* Origami specializes in neurological rehabilitation; however, provides services to individuals with other diagnoses as long as the established admission criteria are met.

**A discharge procedure will be followed ensuring the opportunity to access other appropriate resources.