State of Vermont Agency of Human Services Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living
	Long-Term Care Information

Residential care homes are state licensed group living arrangements designed to meet the needs of people who can not live independently and usually do not require the type of care provided in a nursing home. When needed, help is provided with daily activities such as eating, walking, toileting, bathing, and dressing. Residential care homes may provide nursing home level of care to residents under certain conditions.  Daily rates at residential care homes are usually less than rates at nursing homes.

Residential care homes are divided into two groups, depending upon the level of care they provide.  Level III homes provide nursing overview, but not full-time nursing care.  Level IV homes do not provide nursing overview or nursing care.

There are Level III homes that are also designated as Enhanced Residential Care (ERC) providers which is a program that allows the residential care home to have a designated  number of beds that are occupied by residents that need a higher level of care. 

For more information on Residential Care Homes in Vermont please call the Division of Licensing and Protection at 802-241-2345. For more information on the Enhanced Residential Care program, please call the Division of Advocacy and Independent Living at 802-241-2400.

For names, addresses, and other information about specific residential care homes in Vermont, click on an option below.

	List of all Residential Care Homes in Vermont
	Residential Care Home Regulations
Residential Care Homes listed by county
	Addison
	Bennington
	Caledonia
	Chittenden
	Essex
	Franklin
	Grand Isle (There are no residential care homes in Grand Isle County.)
	Lamoille
	Orange
	Orleans
	Rutland
	Washington
	Windham
	Windsor

	Long Term Care Home Page
	Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living Home Page
	Division of Licensing and Protection