Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Program
Two Office Locations: 2100 NE Wyatt Court, Bend, OR 97701 (for pick-up/drop-off only) | 406 W Antler Ave, Redmond, OR 97756 (Main Office)
Mailing Address: 2577 NE Courtney, Bend, OR 97701
Main Line: 541-322-7554 | Office Hours: M-F, 8am - 5pm
Various Intellectual/Developmental Disability Services are available in Deschutes County. Eligibility for specific programs varies based on individual needs and circumstances.
Access the Interactive Guide to IDD Services
Learn how to apply for IDD services. Find out what makes a person eligible for services. Learn what case management is and how a case manager can help you. Learn more about the services that are there to support you as you live your best life. Access a list of frequently asked questions.
The eligibility process begins with a call to the eligibility team. You will be guided through the application and intake process.
Deschutes County will then gather records and review them to determine if the requirements are met under the Oregon Administrative Rules. Phone 541-322-7554 and request an intake for services. For general questions or follow-up on your application, you may send an email to IDD.intakes@Deschutes.org.
The Intellectual/Developmental Disability Program provides information about resources, connects clients and families with existing programs and facilitates the development of needed services. Service Coordinators advocate for clients and provide assistance as they and their families transition through the stages of development.
Community First Choice State Plan (K-Plan) allows Oregon to provide home and community-based services and supports while receiving a 6% increase in federal medical assistance funds from the federal government for those services.
The services provided benefit Oregonians who want to stay in their home and remain independent, healthy, and safe. At the same time, it saves both the state and federal government money because we are providing more extensive supports and services in a less restrictive environment meaning in lieu of more expensive institutional-type care.
When adults and children with I/DD are no longer able to live or be cared for in their own or family homes, foster care is an option. If you would like to open a Child or Adult Foster Home in Deschutes County, please contact Ron Snook and Ashley Proctor at (541) 322-7554 or IDD.fosterlicensing@deschutes.org
Provider agencies listed below are organized in alphabetical order:
