Table 1. Setting Types.
| Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID), 4-6 residents with disabilities | ICF/IID facilities that have 4-6 residents with an intellectual disability. |
| ICF/IID, 7-15 residents with disabilities | ICF/IID facilities that have 7-15 residents with an intellectual disability. |
| ICF/IID, 16 or more residents with disabilities | ICF/IID facilities that have 16 or more residents with an intellectual disability. |
| Nursing Facility | A nursing facility is a facility in which patients receive nursing care and related services. |
| Other Specialized Institutional Facility | Participants live in a specialized institutional facility that is not an ICF/IID or a nursing facility. |
| Group Living Setting, 2-3 People With Disabilities | A group home setting where 2-3 people have a disability. |
| Group Living Setting, 4-6 People With Disabilities | A group home setting where 4-6 people have a disability. |
| Group Living Setting, 7-15 People With Disabilities | A group home setting where 7-15 people have a disability. |
| Lives in Own Home or Apartment | A participant’s own home which may be owned or rented, or may be shared with roommate(s) or spouse. |
| Parent/Relative’s Home | A participant’s parent or relative’s home which may include paid services to the family for residential support. |
| Foster Care (2+) | Round-the-clock services provided in a single-family residence where two or more people with a disability live with a person or family who furnishes services. |
| Foster care (1) | Round-the-clock services provided in a single-family residence where only one person with a disability lives with a person or family who furnishes services (sometimes called shared living). |
| Homeless or crisis bed placement: | Participant does not have a ‘’permanent” home and is in a crisis bed placement or is experiencing homelessness. |
*ICF/IID facilities are Medicare or Medicaid Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities with 4 or more beds that provide “active treatment” (CMS). All 50 states have at least one ICF/IDD.