Center for Children

The Hattie Larlham Center for Children with Disabilities provides long-term medical and residential services for children and adults with disabilities.

Watch below as Medical Director Dr. Richard Grossberg explains what makes the medical, therapeutic and direct care services at the Center exceptional.

In addition to medical and direct care services, every resident has the opportunity to enjoy educational and enrichment services, including:

  • Capstone school program for school-age residents
  • Achieve day program for adult residents
  • Offsite day support programs, such as Hattie Larlham's Constant Companions
  • Recreation programs
  • Creative Arts program

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Art Session

During their art session, Elizabeth shows Jess how to hold a paintbrush using a specialty strap.

Recreation and therapy services are provided on-site, and often involve activities in our on-site indoor heated swimming pool and outdoor wheelchair-accessible playground. On-site adaptive wheelchair fabrications, repairs and modifications and on-site fabrications of orthotics are also available.

Movie Time

We caught Kerry giving her best smile during movie time.

The Center emphasizes a home-like environment and the living spaces and bedrooms within the Center are clean, filled with natural lighting, and are personalized with family photos and décor. The Center is an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) and ICF funding and private pay are accepted at this location.

 

Have Questions?

For more information, please contact Anna White, Social Worker.

Anna White, LSW

Anna White, LSW

Social Worker

 

Ventilator Services

The ventilator services provided at Hattie Larlham are a cost-effective, quality care alternative to a hospital, nursing home or skilled facility.

Ventilator services are provided on a 24/7 basis with oversight from the Hattie Larlham medical director, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapy director, respiratory therapists and nurses.

Ventilator services are provided to those who require a ventilator at all times, as well as to those who need to use a ventilator intermittently or during certain times such as nighttime sleep.

In addition to the highest quality medical care, each person who receives ventilator services at Hattie Larlham will also have access to speech, physical, and occupational therapy, as well as in-house school, day support, and recreational programs.

While receiving long-term ventilator care at Hattie Larlham, each resident enjoys a personalized bedroom in a beautiful living space. The Center emphasizes a home-like environment for everyone in our care, so everyone feels comfortable and happy.

Persons who qualify for ventilator services with Hattie Larlham should have an intellectual/developmental disability, be non-ambulatory, not have high behavior support needs, and be stabilized on their ventilator.

Have Questions?

For more information, please contact Anna White, Social Worker.

Anna White, LSW

Anna White, LSW

Social Worker

Program Leadership

Sandy Cinch

Sandy Cinch

Vice President, ICF Services, Quality Improvement

Richard Grossberg M.D.

Richard Grossberg M.D.

Medical Director, Hattie Larlham Center for Childr

Dianna Bluso-Miller

Dianna Bluso-Miller

Program Director, Hattie Larlham Center for Childr

Nellie Coughlin N.P.

Nellie Coughlin N.P.

Lead Nurse Practitioner, Hattie Larlham Center for

Anna White, LSW

Anna White, LSW

Social Worker

Sky  Dean, M.D.

Sky Dean, M.D.

Physician