Good Neighbor Village offers two types of residencies: full-time or respite care.
Full-time residential care is provided for adults over the age of 22 who have been diagnosed with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities. Respite services are offered for a total of 90 days in a calendar year or 21 consecutive days.
We understand that becoming a resident at Good Neighbor Village requires a period of adjustment for both the family and the resident. To prepare, we ask that all prospective residents spend two respite weekends with us, with arrival on Friday by at least 2:00 pm and pickup on Sunday afternoon/evening around 3:00pm. This allows the prospective residents and the staff at Good Neighbor Village to get to know one another. During this adjustment period, our staff and administration do their best to make the transition as seamless as possible.
Schedule AppointmentIf you are interested in applying for full-time residency or respite services, please contact us directly by calling or emailing our Executive Director, Holly Jackson, at (804) 795-9813 or hjackson@goodneighborvillage.org.
You can expect to hear from us within 1-2 business days.*
*Please Note: All residents must have medical insurance and are responsible for their own spending money. The residents or their families are responsible for medical and dental costs, including medications not otherwise covered by insurance. Requests for medical records, psychological reports and confidential financial information are part of the application packet.
Yes, we currently have a few slots available. If this changes, the website will be updated to reflect the current availability. We are presently meeting with prospective residents. When maximum occupancy is reached, we will re-open our waiting list.
You will hear back from us within 1-2 business days. The timeframe in which we can process and approve your application may take up to several weeks and will depend on the space we currently have available for new residents.
Currently, we do not accept Medicaid waivers. To learn more about our financial resources and resident fees, please visit our fees and financing page.
Unfortunately, we are not licensed to serve individuals who primarily have mental health or behavioral issues. Please visit our qualification page to learn more.