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Admissions
Admissions Process
Each applicant will be considered on the basis of his/her individual needs. No individual will be denied services based on race, color, national origin, sex, or age. Must be 18 years of age or older. Must show proof of disability. QC C.A.R.E Residential Services serves primarily those with a diagnosis of:
+ Mental Retardation + Developmental Disabilities + Brain Injury
Work Services serves those listed above and people needing vocational rehabilitative services. Applicants must have third party sponsorship for funding or be able to pay for services. Referrals normally come from County Central Point of Coordination Administrator (CPC) or Vocational Rehabilitation Services; may come from self, families or other interested persons.

Application & Admissions
Application information will be reviewed by QC C.A.R.E's Admissions Committee. The ability of QC C.A.R.E to serve the individual will be determined. A meeting with the individual to gather more information may be requested. The applicant will be notified of approval or denial for waiting list. If approved, individual's name will be added to the waiting list under the licensure that best meets his/her needs. The individual will be considered for vacancies when they arise or when services can begin. The approved applicant should notify his/her county of legal settlement to inform them of his/her intentions for services at QC C.A.R.E. When accepted for services, a current psychological evaluation and physical examination (within the past year) will be required prior to admission for Residential Services. When a vacancy is accepted by the applicant, an admission date will be set. Necessary approvals for licensure's and funding will be secured. A packet of information will be sent for completion and a Pre-Admission meeting will be scheduled 1-2 weeks prior to the move. An Admission meeting will be held on the admission date. Staff will assist with transition.

To get an application or for more information, contact: Admissions@QCCare.org



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