Photo Tour of a Medically Fragile Group Home

What does a group home for medically fragile adults with developmental disabilities look like?

AWS, a provider of direct care services to people with disabilities, took us on a tour of their custom built medically fragile group home in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

				A Gracious Welcome Home Each group home is located in attractive, well-maintained neighborhoods and is source of pride for residents, staff, families and guardians.
Each group home has its own transportation and the garage entrance into the home is handicap accessible.
				The home is an open concept that easily accommodates wheelchairs in all living areas so that all residents can participate in activities together.
A kitchen any cook would be proud to create in!
				Residents enjoy dining together at every meal in the beautiful eat-in kitchen.
A young lady's room - cheerful in pink and brimming with sunshine!
				It's the little things that make a house a home - and your room your very own.
Our medically fragile homes have both individual and shared bedrooms.
				The state-of-the-art bathrooms in the medically fragile group home are designed for all abilities, comfort and safety. The in-home whirlpool provides opportunities for soothing and beneficial therapies.
A quiet place to meet with family and friends.

For more information on a medically fragile group home:

Contact Karen Shollenberger of AWS at 260-744-6145 or 877-456-2971 or e-mail her directly at karens@awsusa.com