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Day habilitation · 501(c)(3)

Genesis Revitalization Group

Day habilitation for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Atlantic City, NJ — run on a system that produces the evidence.

Families are asked to trust without seeing the day. Coordinators place individuals with providers whose documentation collapses under monitoring. At Genesis, fifty NJ DDD monitoring standards are codified directly into daily operations with a five-business-day cure path. We do not describe our quality — the system produces the evidence. A 501(c)(3).

Start with Finn instead

Families: visit during program hours. Coordinators: ask for the referral packet.

Support coordinators and NJ DDD case managers who refer placements, and the parents, siblings, and guardians choosing where their adult family member spends their days.

This week

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First week60 min In person

Genesis

The referring agency packet, then a visit — not a form in a tab

Implementation

Say this

I’m calling about adult day services. I have the ISP. What do I bring on the first visit, and who do I talk to if a note is wrong?

Done when you have walked the floor, you know what to bring, and a named person is on your notes.

How it works

  1. 01

    Tour the program

    Visit in person during program hours. Meet staff, not only the director.

  2. 02

    Plan the start

    Coordinator and family work through intake together.

  3. 03

    See the record

    Service is documented in 15-minute intervals; families have their own portal.

What you get

  • Standards in operations

    Fifty NJ DDD monitoring standards built into the daily routine, with a five-business-day cure path.

  • Evidence-locked billing

    Billing ties to documented service, interval by interval.

  • Family portal

    Families have their own window into the program.