FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions!

Is New Horizons Village a licensed care facility?

New Horizons Village is licensed by the Agency for Health Care Administration as an Intermediate Care Facility for the Developmentally Disabled. As a Medicaid services provider, New Horizons Village is licensed by state law and certified by the federal government in accordance with federal regulations, pursuant to the Social Security Act.  

How does someone make application for their loved one to become a New Horizons Village Resident?

Applications can be made by a call to our social worker.

What services does New Horizons Village provide?

·         A safe, secure place to live

·         Meals provided by an expert dining staff

·         24-hour-a-day supervision

·         Participation in professionally developed and supervised activities

·         Personal habilitative and rehabilitative programs which may include:

n Medical

n Dental

n Nursing

n Pharmacy

n Independent living skills

n Physical therapy

n Occupational therapy

n Speech therapy

n Recreation

n Other professional services

Who owns and operates New Horizons Village?

The Greiner family is responsible for New Horizons Village. The family has long experience in working with the developmentally disabled. Scott Greiner, principal owner, is assisted by his wife, Lois, and his brother, Craig, who serves as New Horizons Village’s administrator.

What improvements have been made to New Horizons Village since New Vue, LLC took over operations?

Since 2006, several hundred thousand dollars have been spent on upgrading and renovating New Horizons Village’s residence homes, transportation systems, recreation facilities and other facilities. New Horizons Village is today a leading example of an intermediate care facility for the developmentally disabled.

What activities are available to residents?

Residents are taken for supervised visits shopping, dinner and dessert outings, haircuts, parks, boating and fishing trips.

How does New Horizons Village keep in touch with family members?

Each resident has an annual Habilitation Plan meeting as well as quarterly reviews.  Parents, family and friends are invited to all activities to include dances, monthly breakfasts and our Annual Mayfest celebration.

We produce a regular newsletter called New Vue’s News which is a communication to families about programs, activities and progress at New Horizons Village.  For items of immediate interest we contact family members by letter. We of course invite family members to contact us or visit whenever they would like to discuss a question, concern, or issue.  Each year we hold Mayfest, a joint celebration for residents, families and staff.