MIAMI CEREBRAL PALSY RESIDENTIAL SERVICES INC

Programs

1. Residential services: the organization provides nurturing homes for 96 children and adults with developmental disabilities. There are four long-term care residential facilities located on spacious lots in beautiful neighborhoods, with each long-term care home having three homes (8 beds per home) at each location serving a total of 96 residents. The floor plans and furnishings reflect those found in typical homes with thoughtful consideration to adaptations for the people served. The icf program provides 24-hour nursing care, along with a full complement of therapeutic services to include physical, occupational and speech therapy and registered direct support professionals.

   $18,026,472 spent$21,087,645 earned by the program
   67% of program spending

2. Medical services: miami cerebral palsy operates its residential homes with registered and licensed nurses 24 hours per day, including nursing support at the life long learning program. The agency has a medical director who makes rounds weekly and is on-call twenty four hours a day. The nursing department is managed by a qualified director of nursing, and each location is assigned a registered nurse/health care coordinator whose sole responsibility is to oversee the clinical component of the individuals residing at each specific location as well as to supervise the nurses. Miami cerebral palsy collaborates with other physicians, and the homes are located near baptist hospital, kendall regional hospital and miami children's hospital. Jackson memorial hospital and joe dimaggio are utilized for other consults with various specialists in meeting the multiple needs of the individuals. A comprehensive individualized health care plan is developed for each individual requiring one; health risk factors are identified with appropriate interventions. The health care plan is incorporated as part of the individual's habilitation process and it is monitored by the interdisciplinary to ensure the…

   $7,181,745 spent$8,401,316 earned by the program
   27% of program spending

3. Training and therapeutic: the programs, supports, and services offered at the mcprs adult day training center engage individuals in new experiences and opportunities to learn and use new skills and create a rich circle of friends and support people. Careful planning ensures the services individuals receive integrate with the support they receive in their homes. This planning is further enhanced by mcprs' residential staff accompanying individuals to the day program and returning home with them. Program services are provided in three primary areas. These include instructional service from miami-dade county adult basic education teachers and mcprs' exceptional student education teachers, therapeutic and medical support. Therapeutic and medical support services are provided by: a physical therapist, an occupational therapist, speech pathologist, dietitian, and nursing staff. The program is staffed to provide an appropriate ratio of direct support professionals to individuals under the direction of mcprs teachers. Each staff participates in extensive orientation, on-the-job training, and on-going competency based training to ensure the highest quality of service and support is…

   $1,554,975 spent$1,819,034 earned by the program
   6% of program spending

The 3 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $26,763,192.