ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities

Okay kiddo, so an intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities is a place where people who have disabilities that affect their thinking and learning can live and get help.

This is kind of like a home, but with extra help from people who are trained to help with things like taking medicine, eating, and doing everyday activities like getting dressed and going to the bathroom.

The people who live in these places might have trouble living on their own or with their families because they need extra help and support. So, this is a special place where they can get the help they need.

In these facilities, there are also people who can help the residents learn new skills, like how to communicate better or how to do things for themselves. They can also help the residents participate in activities, like going on outings or doing crafts.

Overall, an intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities is a safe and supportive place for people who need extra help and care to live their lives to the fullest.