Judith Ann Jordan Program

Depending upon their individual needs, children may live in on-campus dormitories if they require special interventions, or in family-style homes within the Springfield commnity, which provide the least-restrictive learning environment.  The Judith Ann Jordan Residential Program provides 24-hour “active treatment,” and coordinates individualized educational, medical and support services.

The Judith Ann Jordan Program provides residential services to youth between the ages of 5 and 21 who have been diagnosed with a developmental disability.  The Judith Ann Jordan Program cannot adequately provide services to youth with certain issues including but not limited to:

• certain intense behavioral issues
• medical issues that require intensive care including but not limited to:
  • tracheotomy
  • serious respiratory conditions, including requirement of CPAP or BiPAP
  • nasogastric or gastronomy tubes
  • acute feeding issues requiring constant monitoring
  • poorly controlled seizures requiring rescue medication on routine basis