Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs - Click through the questions below for more information.
Is CRi a Nonprofit?
Yes. CRi is a 501(c)(3) organization and is recognized by the federal government at a private nonprofit.
Is CRi a licensed organization?
CRi is licensed by the DBHDS. All services provided are regularly overseen and audited. Details of specific licenses are available through our main office.
How is CRi funded?
The bulk of CRi’s income is through Medicaid and government-funded contracts. The designated use of these resources is very specific, often tied to a particular individual and always to the provision of specified supports.
While public funding covers basic services, it often falls short of giving our individuals the luxuries others enjoy in their day-to-day life. Donations bridge this gap, allowing CRi to go above and beyond to enrich the lives of the individuals in our care.
To make a gift to CRi to cover unfunded expenses, please visit www.mycri.org/donate today!
How do I make a referral and/or contact CRi's Admissions Office?
CHECK OUT our online referral form or reach out to our admissions office at 703-842-2312 or admissions@mycri.org.
What is an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF)?
Intermediate Care Facilities (ICF) are residential, Medicaid-funded homes that provide 24/7 support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
CRi has 11 residences in Northern Virginia and 3 residences in Richmond.
What is an Intellectual Disability (ID) Home?
Intellectual Disabilities (ID) homes, or Med-Waiver homes, are group residentials that services individuals with a primary diagnosis of intellectual and/or developmental disabilities as well as other co-occurring medical and mental health diagnosis.
In order to qualify for an ID home, individuals and their caregivers must have a BI, CL, or FIS waiver and be in the CSB waitlist.
CRi has 10 licensed locations: 9 homes and 1 apartment.
What is a Mental Health (MH) Group Home?
Mental Health (MH) Group Homes serve individuals receiving case management services and who have been diagnosed with a serious mental illness (SMI) and co-occurring medical and/or substance use disorders.
CRi has 4 licensed locations: 1 home, multiple apartments, and 2 condominiums.
Who should I contact for further questions?
Please contact us at 703.842.2300 or submit a Contact Form!
If you have questions about planned gifts or donations, please contact Carrie deGuzman, Director of Development & Communications at cdeguzman@mycri.org.
Also, please search for us at www.guidestar.org for more complete background information.