About The Village
The Village offers assisted living for up to 90 adults with intellectual disabilities in 15 upscale cottages. Residents are encouraged to make proactive choices that challenge and improve their life skills, social skills, leisure and recreation skills as well as their work skills.
Residents who live at The Village enjoy a high degree of autonomy, yet still benefit from the highly supervised and safe environment of the Marbridge community.
Living Experience
The Village emphasizes autonomy while maintaining a supervised, safe, and supportive environment within the Marbridge community. Residents living in The Village’s cottages experience a high level of personal responsibility and freedom, balanced with staff presence and access to campus-wide resources that ensure safety, consistency, and quality of life.
Amenities & Services
Village residents enjoy their private room within a six bedroom, three bath cottage with a shared living area and kitchen stocked with appliances. They also benefit from 24-hour awake staff, nursing services, and ongoing skills training and educational opportunities. Residents work on their goals through Individualized Program Plans that include opportunities in job skills, Special Olympics, and more.
Staff & Support
Residents are expected and encouraged to make informed, proactive choices that strengthen essential life skills, social engagement, leisure and recreational participation, and vocational readiness. The Village is designed for individuals who are capable of functioning independently in daily living while benefiting from guidance, oversight, and structured programming.
Eligibility & Admissions
Admission to The Village is intended for adults with IDD who demonstrate a high level of independence and the ability to function successfully in an assisted living environment. Contact our Admissions team to see if your loved one would be a good fit for The Village.
The Village in Depth
Residents are expected and encouraged to make informed, proactive choices that strengthen essential life skills, social engagement, leisure and recreational participation, and vocational readiness. The Village is designed for individuals who are capable of functioning independently in daily living while benefiting from guidance, oversight, and structured programming.
Residents living in The Village’s independent cottages experience a high level of personal responsibility and freedom, balanced with staff presence and access to campus-wide resources that ensure safety, consistency, and quality of life.
Highlights & Amenities
– Private bedroom in a 6-bedroom, 3-bath cottage.
– Basic furniture provided; residents may furnish and decorate their rooms with personal belongings.
– Shared living area and kitchen; appliance access adjusted according to resident ability and safety needs.
– 24-hour awake staff providing supervision, guidance, and support.
– Access to basic nursing services.
– Individualized Program Plan developed to support resident goals and independence.
– Ongoing skills training and educational opportunities.
– On-campus and off-campus employment opportunities, when appropriate.
– Supervised access to Marbridge community facilities, including: Chapel, Swimming pool, and Victory Hall: Marbridge’s state-of-the-art athletic facility and wellness center.
Eligibility Requirements
Admission to The Village is intended for adults who demonstrate a high level of independence and the ability to function successfully in an assisted living environment.
Prospective residents must:
– Be 18 years of age or older.
– Have a primary diagnosis of a developmental or cognitive disability, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Williams Syndrome, etc.
– Demonstrate consistent and independent performance of Activities of Daily Living, including personal hygiene, routine room care, and independent laundry care with minimal staff assistance.
– Be able to ambulate and transfer independently.
– Be able to reliably follow a structured daily schedule of training, activities, and responsibilities.
– Be free from aggressive, combative, or threatening behaviors.
– Not have serious, unmanaged psychiatric or mental health conditions that would interfere with community living.
These criteria represent general admission guidelines. All prospective residents are reviewed on an individual basis to determine program appropriateness.
Pricing
$4,475 per month, which includes all amenities, services, and programs listed above.
The following are not included in the monthly tuition and are the responsibility of the resident or sponsor:
– Personal spending (shopping, outings, travel, discretionary activities).
– Medical expenses not covered by insurance.
– If a resident receives monthly income through Social Security, disability, or veteran benefits, those funds may be applied directly toward tuition. The family or sponsor is responsible for any remaining balance.
-When appropriate and approved, earnings from on-campus or off-campus employment may also be applied toward the resident’s monthly tuition obligation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the eligibility requirements to live at The Village?
What are the eligibility requirements to live at The Village?
- Residents must be 18 years of age or older
- Have a primary diagnosis of developmental delay or cognitive challenge, including autism spectrum, Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Williams Syndrome
- Independent in activities of daily living
- Able to ambulate and transfer independently
- Able to follow a schedule of training and activity
- Free of aggressive or threatening behaviors; no serious psychiatric or mental health conditions
** Please note that these are general guidelines for admission eligibility; all prospective residents will be reviewed on an individual basis. **
What does pricing look like for a place in The Village?
What does pricing look like for a place in The Village?
$4,475 per month includes all amenities and programs listed in the Amenities & Services section above.
What expenses are not included in the tuition cost?
What expenses are not included in the tuition cost?
Residents’ personal spending for shopping, outings, travel, etc. and any medical expenses not covered by an insurance carrier are not included in the tuition cost and are an additional cost.
Can Social Security, disability, or veteran benefits be applied toward tuition?
Can Social Security, disability, or veteran benefits be applied toward tuition?
If a resident receives a monthly benefit income from Social Security, disability, or veteran benefits, those funds may be applied directly to the monthly tuition and the family/sponsor will be responsible for the remaining balance.
Can a resident’s employment income be used to help pay tuition?
Can a resident’s employment income be used to help pay tuition?
If employment is appropriate for the resident’s needs and abilities, funds earned through on-campus or off-campus employment opportunities may also be applied toward the tuition balance.
Is your program licensed?
Is your program licensed?
Yes, The Village is licensed by THHS as a Type A Assisted Living community.
Where do the residents live?
Where do the residents live?
In cottages that consist of 3 2-person suites for a total of 6 residents. The cottages have a shared living room, a dining area, a laundry room, medication room, and a guest bathroom.
Can you describe a typical Village resident?
Can you describe a typical Village resident?
An individual with IDD who has a higher level of independence, initiative, accountability and social maturity.
What is the staffing level?
What is the staffing level?
Staff to resident ratio is 1:30 depending on shift intervals, with 24-hour alert & available supervision.
Do you provide a Shuttle service for transportation?
Do you provide a Shuttle service for transportation?
We have a fleet of vehicles at Marbridge with dedicated team members to safely transport residents to/from destinations. There is mileage reimbursement for routine trips and service fees for specific assisted trips like medical appointments, airport travel, etc.
What are the cottage expectations?
What are the cottage expectations?
Residents will manage self-care, household chores, follow semester schedule, and be respectful of personal and physical boundaries.
Do your residents cook?
Do your residents cook?
We have a licensed and registered dietitian and dietary crew that provides three meals and a snack daily. Residents can participate in cooking training and keep healthy snacks and drinks in their cottages, but they do not prepare their own meals.
Can you accommodate special diets?
Can you accommodate special diets?
We can accommodate gluten-free, low carb, and diabetic diet plans.
What do the residents do?
What do the residents do?
Residents participate in tri-semester based training and enjoy weekly and monthly social offerings, both on and off campus, including seasonal Special Olympic sports.
Can I pick up my loved one?
Can I pick up my loved one?
Yes, whether it is for a holiday, a family trip, or a home visit during one of our semester breaks, residents are able to enjoy time away with approved family and friends.
Do you allow romantic relationships?
Do you allow romantic relationships?
While we encourage positive and friendly relationships across our campus, we do not offer private or individual spaces for romantic relations. We want our residents to feel safe and comfortable and to be respectful of the personal and social boundaries of others.