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130 Heights Avenue,
Inverness, Florida
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Key Pine Village

Key Pine Village is a 13-acre residential complex in a campus-like environment just 200 yards east of the main Key Training Center Campus. This facility was built in 1981 as an intermediate care facility for customers with severe and profound mental retardation. Key Pine Village is home to about 48 persons who live in six eight-bedroom, family style homes. Each resident has a private bedroom.

Customers enjoy their freedom at Key Pine Village, where they walk, bicycle, and swim. They receive their medical and dental treatment from professionals, along with their nutritional, behavioral and habilitative services. The residential treatment program at Key Pine Village includes occupational, physical and speech therapies.

Since Key Pine Village has opened, about 30 percent of all residents have graduated to less intensive settings in Key Training Center group homes.

• Key Pine Village is an intermediate care facility serving 48 consumers with severe and profound mental retardation, many with secondary disabilities.
• Key Pine Village consists of six eight bedroom, family style homes, located on 13.3 acres.
• Residents enjoy private bedrooms and a semiprivate bath. Each 5,200 square-foot home features wall to wall carpeting, an emergency call system, fireplace, screened porch and oversized carport. Shared congregate areas include living room, dining room and kitchen. Residents receive three nutritionally balanced meals daily prepared by Key Pine’s dietary staff.
• Key Pine Village services are determined by a comprehensive habilitation plan developed for each resident. Key Pine Village staff, and professionals, are properly licensed, experienced and qualified to evaluate, monitor, counsel, habilitate, train and meet the consumer’s needs.
• Key Pine Village provides a full scope of services: room and board; psychological evaluation, monitoring, counseling and treatment; medical, nursing, dental and pharmacy care: habilitative training; behavioral training, speech, physical and occupational therapies; transportation and supervised leisure and recreational activities.
• Social, recreational and leisure activities are important elements for the residents of Key Pine Village.
• Key Pine Village was built in 1981 with funding from a HUD Section 202 loan. The mortgage is addressed through a Section 8 rent subsidy. Key Pine Village was the second intermediate care facility for the developmentally disabled built with HUD funding in the United States.
• Historically, residents of Key Pine Village graduate to less restrictive settings in a Key Center Group homes.