ICF Transition Program
Purpose
The ICF Transition Program is a way for individuals with disabilities living in an Intermediate Care Facility for People with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF) to move to another place, like a group home or other community setting. You or your loved one will choose where you live and you will continue to receive supports similar to what you get in an ICF. If you or a loved one choose not to participate now, you can still choose to participate in the future.
Eligibility Requirements
The eligibility requirements for the ICF Transition Program are housed in the Utah Administrative Code, Rule 414-510 and may include individuals who:
- Receive ICF benefits under the Medicaid State Plan
- Have been diagnosed with an intellectual disability or a related condition
- Meet level of care criteria for admission to an ICF
- Have at least a 12-month length of stay in any Medicaid-certified ICF located in Utah
All ICF residents are assigned an Education and In-reach Transition Specialist. To find out who you or your loved one’s Specialist is please reach out to us through the Transition Program email. Be sure to provide your contact information and best time to get in touch.
Email:
icftransition@utah.gov
- Home and Community Based Living Flyer
- Home and Community Based Living Brochure
- Home and Community Based Living Parent and Guardian Fact Sheet
- Home and Community Based Living Creating Your Goals Flyer
- Outside Perspective of Services
- ICF Transition Program-Individual Perspective
- ICF Transition Program - Guardian Perspective
- Department of Health Community Transitions Website
- Division of Services for People with Disabilities ICF Transition Program Webpage
- DLC Lawsuit and Settlement Facts