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Lorna’s
Place of Care
Who We Are
About Us
At Lorna’s Place of Care Group Home we provide a safe, structured, and loving environment for men with Autism, Down syndrome, Mental retardation, Epilepsy and Diabetes ages 17 to 65. Our mission is to help each resident gain independence while offering the support they need in their daily lives. From assistance with personal care and medical visits to social activities and life skills training, we are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for both our residents and their families. Whether caregivers are aging, too busy, or need additional support, we are here to provide peace of mind and compassionate care for your loved ones.
Our Services
What We Offer
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Assistance with Activities of Daily Living
We provide help with essential daily tasks such as brushing teeth, bathing, toileting, and more.
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Medication
Management
We partner with a pharmacy to ensure all medications are delivered directly to our home and administered on schedule.
03
Grooming
Assistance
Our residents enjoy monthly visits to the barbershop and nail salon. We also assist with selecting and ironing clothes to ensure they are well-groomed every day.
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Annual Vacation
Trips
We plan exciting trips each year. Past destinations include Mexico, the Bahamas (twice), and Disney World. New York City is our next adventure!
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Planned Community
Activities
Our residents participate in tailored activities such as Special Olympics, community walks, visits to libraries, gaming arcades, bowling alleys, community events, and dinners. Activities are adjusted based on each resident’s abilities and preferences.
06
Job Search
Assistance
We provide support in helping residents seek employment opportunities to further promote their independence.
07
Medical
Visits
We accompany residents to all medical appointments and ensure they receive the best possible care, including specialists when necessary. Follow-up information is provided to parents.
08
ADT Tours and
Placement
We attend Adult Day Training (ADT) program tours and are actively involved in the placement process when requested by parents.
09
IEP
Meetings
We represent parents at Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meetings, attending them annually to offer support and advocacy for our residents.
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Meal
Preparation
Meals are tailored to each resident’s individual dietary needs, with a focus on balanced nutrition based on personal dietitian recommendations.
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Life Skills
Training
Encouraging independence in decision-making, budgeting, cooking, and personal care.
12
Caregiver
Support
Peace of mind for aging or busy caregivers, knowing their loved one is in a safe and loving environment.
13
Companion
Services
This service consists of non-medical care, supervision, and socialization activities provided to residents aged 21 years or older. The service provides access to community-based activities.
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Transportation
Services
This service provides transportation to and from the recipient’s home and community-based waiver services.
Why Choose Us
Why Families Trust Us
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Compassionate, experienced male & female staff who treat every resident with dignity and respect
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Tailored care plans to meet individual needs and promote personal growth.
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Safe, structured environment that balances independence with support.
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Strong focus on community involvement and social engagement.
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And quite frankly, WE LOVE WHAT WE DO!
Testimonials
What Our Clients Say
“Our son is placed in the best home in all of the Palm Beaches”
– Jonathan
“I am very grateful that my son is part of Lorna's Place. They take care of him like he is their own child. Renae and Craig always keep me informed of any issues. They actually care. My son has improved dramatically from his attitude to his personal hygiene. Thank you for being so good to my son. God bless you.”
- Orkidia
​“When I joined Lorna’s Place of Care, I found Ms. Renae and Mr. Craig to be two of the most caring, hardworking, and family-oriented managers who are very attentive to their residents. Everything you need to thrive physically, socially, and mentally is at your fingertips. Truly a professionally managed facility. Residents here enjoy restaurant-style dining and well-prepared meals.”
– Jacqueline
Resident Move-In Process Flowchart
Family Contacts Us for a Tour
Tour and Discussion on Fit
Parent Notifies Waiver Support Coordinator (WSC)
WSC Informs Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD)
APD Sends Documentation to Us
Agree on Move-In Date: Both parties agree on a suitable move-in date
Move-In Date is Agreed
Loved One Moves In
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Family Contacts Us
The family sets up a tour to evaluate if our home is a good fit for their loved one.
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Tour & Discussion
A meeting to assess whether the home meets the needs of the prospective resident.
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Notify WSC
The family informs the Waiver Support Coordinator (WSC) about their intention to move their loved one into Lorna’s Place of Care group home.
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WSC Informs APD
The WSC contacts the Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD) regarding the move.
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APD Documentation
APD sends necessary documentation to the group home to confirm interest.
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Agree on Move-In Date
Both parties agree on a suitable move-in date.
07
Move-In
New Resident moves into the home.