2. CVTC is the first and largest of the five training centers in Virginia.

3. CVTC was started in 1910 as an epileptic colony and soon began serving individuals with developmental disabilities. By the 1950s, more than 3,000 people lived at CVTC, making it the largest such facility in the country.

4. 280 persons are currently served in the ICF/MR. Only deficiency cited in May 2011 survey was for “pony walls” on Building 9-since abandoned for renovation ICF/MR is the level of care of the other four training centers in the state. Persons served have many facets of their disability but are healthy enough to be involved in “active treatment” and are involved in learning activities leading to growth and development of more independence in activities of daily living.

5. 84 people are currently served in the NF/SNF. 5 Star rating for four consecutive years. Persons have more serious medical conditions than those living in the ICF/MR component. “Active treatment” requirements are not the same as for ICF/MR and emphasis is on activities rather than learning.

6. There is movement between both levels of care with most movement from ICF/MR to Nursing as persons become older.

7. Level of Intellectual Disability and Age In ICF Updated October 1, 2011

8. Level of Intellectual Disability and Age in Nursing/Skilled Nursing

9. Number of individuals with ID/DD who have additional diagnoses or conditions.

10. Number of individuals with ID/DD who have the following limitations.

11. The Regional Community Support Center (RCSC) provides specialized, out-patient health and behavioral services not readily available in the community, including dentistry, primary care, psychiatry, pediatric neurology and behavioral consultation. Individuals requiring services are referred to the RCSC by their Community Services Case Manager. The services are provided by both CVTC staff and independent health care practitioners who have contracted to work with the RCSC.

13. Report Date: July 6, 2011 Fiscal Year 2011

14. We have a renewed commitment to person centered principles in providing the support persons need to live, work and play within the community that is CVTC and the larger community around us.