Our Services
Residential Services
Joshua Ryder, Vice President of Residential Services
Our Residential Programs provide 24-hour care for adults diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as brain injuries, within our homes in the Merrimack Valley. Some of our homes target more specific care needs including Turning 22 (T22), Acquired Brain Injury, and Medical Model homes.
About the program
Residential Programs
- Turning 22/Behavioral Support Homes
- Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Homes
- Medical Model Homes
- I/DD (Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities)
Participants of this program must be eligible under the DDS guidelines.
Who We Serve
Target Audience
We serve people across the lifespan, with a wide range of diagnoses, conditions, and challenges.
Golden Years (Retirement+)
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Our homes
We provide a wide array of services to meet the needs of those we serve today and those well into the future.
Turning 22/Behavioral Support Homes
Turning 22 (T22) residential homes serve young adults on the Autism Spectrum and those with other behavioral challenges. Structured activity planning, skill development, and other activities that support individuals to become more independent are provided daily with significant support from behavioral health clinicians.
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Homes
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) homes provide intensive rehabilitation support to individuals who have experienced a brain injury. Given the complexity of a brain injury, these specialty homes work closely with nursing and behavioral health to address the whole health and well-being of the individual.
Medical Model Homes
Medical Model Homes support individuals with complex medical needs that can only be provided under the supervision of a skilled or licensed medical professional. Significant skilled nursing support is provided which may include tracheostomy care and management, physical therapy, wound care, intravenous injections, catheter care, and more.
I/DD (Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities)
For adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, our residents are encouraged, when possible, to interact with their peers, form relationships, develop social skills, share interests, and become part of their community by continually increasing their independence.
Waystone homes · Merrimack Valley
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Contact Information
Joshua RyderVice President of Residential Servicesjryder@waystonehhs.orgP: 603-204-3957
Heritage Place · Main Office439 S. Union St., Suite 401
Lawrence, MA 01843P: 978-685-9471 · F: 978-687-0147
Lawrence, MA 01843P: 978-685-9471 · F: 978-687-0147