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Vista Hill Programs

Intellectual & Developmental Disability Services

Dignity, independence, and community for every person.

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Vista Hill provides residential, day program, and support services for adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), helping them live with greater independence, dignity, and community connection. Our person-centered approach puts each individual's goals, preferences, and strengths at the center of their care plan.

At Vista Hill, we believe every person β€” regardless of ability β€” deserves to live a full, connected life in their community. Our intellectual and developmental disability services are built on the principle that disability doesn’t define a person’s potential; the right support can unlock it.

We provide residential options that range from supervised group homes to supported living arrangements where individuals live independently with staff check-ins. Our day programs offer structured activities, vocational training, and community outings designed to build skills and social connection.

Our staff are trained in person-centered planning β€” meaning we start with each individual’s own goals and preferences, not a standard program template. We partner closely with families, Regional Center, schools, and other providers to ensure continuity of care across every setting.

Why Vista Hill for IDD Services

  • βœ“ Person-centered planning for every individual
  • βœ“ Community-integrated settings β€” not institutional care
  • βœ“ Experienced staff trained in positive behavior support
  • βœ“ Long-term relationships with individuals and families

Ready to Get Started?

Our team is here to help you find the right support. No referral needed β€” just reach out.

Learn About IDD Services Call (619) 589-6800

Services Included

  • β€’ Residential care and supported living
  • β€’ Day programs and community integration activities
  • β€’ Life skills training and vocational support
  • β€’ Behavioral support services
  • β€’ Respite care for families and caregivers
  • β€’ Transition planning (school to adult services)
  • β€’ Coordination with Regional Center

Who We Serve

Children (0–12)Teens (13–17)Adults (18–64)Older Adults (65+)
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Challenges We Address

Intellectual disabilityAutism spectrum disorderDevelopmental delaysLife skills developmentCommunity integrationAging with disability