I/DD Services in North Carolina & Florida

CBC is a service provider who truly understand the needs of those with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. We’re here to help.

You need community-based or residential services and more. Your service provider should truly understand the needs of those with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Quality of care is of the utmost importance. CBC’s CARF- and ARF-accredited agencies offer a range of services to the I/DD communities of NC and FL.

From residential supports to supported employment services and respite care, decades of experience have confirmed our belief in two things:

Everyone we care for is an individual with their own needs and goals, and they should be treated that way.

Great professional training and compassion are the secret sauce for our team, and it really shows.

We help you get the most out of each day!

Our CBC family of providers work to help you navigate your individual goals to get the most of your waiver benefits…and to get the most out of each day!

*Note that service terminology may vary by state. Questions? Let’s talk!

North Carolina I/DD Services

B3 Medicaid (Non-Innovations) Community Based Services
  • Community Guide
  • Respite
Personal Care Services (Lenoir, NC area only)

Psychological Testing (Gastonia, NC area only)

Community-Based Waiver Services (NC Innovations, formerly CAP)
  • Community Living and Support
  • Community Navigation
  • Community Networking
  • Respite
  • Supported Employment Services
Residential/Overnight Services — Group or Family Setting
  • Alternative Family Living (AFL)
  • ICF/IDD Group Homes
  • NC Innovation Waiver Group Homes
Private Pay Services
  • Day Support
  • ICF/IDD Group Homes
  • Respite
State-Funded (IPRS)
  • Day Supports
  • Developmental Therapy
  • Personal Assistance
  • Personal Care
  • Respite

Florida I/DD Services

State-Funded (IPRS)

  • Behavior Analysis Services

  • Behavior Assistant Services

  • Behavior-Focused Residential Habilitation

  • Life Skills Development Level 1 (Companion Services)

  • Life Skills Development Level 2 (Supported Employment)

  • Life Skills Development Level 3 (Adult Day Training)

  • Personal Supports

  • Respite

  • Standard Residential Habilitation

  • Supported Living Coaching

  • Transportation

Common Questions

What is the difference between residential supports and community living supports?

Residential supports are services that assist individuals living in group homes and alternative family living (AFL) settings. Community living supports assist those living in their own homes or the homes of their family members. Both types work to promote personal growth and community engagement for the individual.

While most of our services are available through Medicaid waivers, many individuals and their families seek day support and/or respite services independently. This can be on a regular basis or just as needed.

Becoming CARF- and ARF- accredited means adopting a high set of standards for the care we provide and then opening our doors for external review. A CARF or ARF accreditation is a badge of honor, and all of CBC’s I/DD service agencies have earned theirs!

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As one of the largest providers in the market we serve, CBC is able to ensure a depth of service delivery that better supports the diverse needs of our I/DD community. Each agency in our family has long been rooted in its local communities which creates a culture of familiarity, understanding, and opens up our network for activities and employment opportunities.

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