Individualized Services

For Adults With Complex Needs

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Explore Our Programs

We offer three Community Residential Services (CRS) programs designed to support adults with complex needs at any stage of their journey.

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Crisis Homes

Short-term care for individuals in urgent need of placement or transitioning from a family home.

Referral Required: Must come through the MCCP.

Make a Referral Through MCCP

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Transition Homes

Supportive homes for adults coming from jail, treatment, or the state hospital.

Referral Required: Must come through Dakota County.

Contact Your Dakota County Case Manager

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Residential Homes

Stable, community residential homes where residents often live for many years.

Funding Accepted: HCBS waivers.

Contact Us to Learn More

Your Partner in
Positive Supports

Individualized, person-centered positive behavior support services that address challenging behaviors through proactive planning and skill development, guided by a customized plan to improve quality of life and promote positive behaviors.

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Because Having Fun
Is Part of Living Well!

At Rudolph Community and Care, we believe that meaningful engagement and personal enjoyment are essential components of a full and healthy life. Our programming is tailored to reflect each person’s individual interests, abilities, and support needs. Below are just a few examples of the activities and skill-building opportunities we offer as part of our commitment to supporting people in leading self-directed, enriched lives.

Independent Living
Skills Development

Our staff provide coaching and support to help individuals gain or maintain the skills needed for greater independence at home and in the community. These activities may include:

  • Meal planning and cooking
  • Grocery shopping and budgeting
  • Personal hygiene and self-care routines
  • Medication administration and wellness tracking
  • Cleaning, laundry, and home organization

Community Integration and
Social Participation

We facilitate opportunities for each person to build natural supports, participate in the broader community, and engage in positive social interactions that reflect their preferences:

  • Game nights and movie nights
  • Community outings (parks, libraries, local events)
  • Celebrations of birthdays, holidays, and milestones
  • Participation in volunteer or community service projects
  • Visits to local businesses, museums, and attractions

Recreational and
Creative Expression

Activities are designed to support emotional well-being, creativity, and enjoyment. They are adapted to individual abilities and interests, and may include:

  • Arts and crafts
  • Music appreciation or karaoke
  • Gardening or planting projects
  • Puzzles, strategy games, and brain teasers
  • Writing, storytelling, and journaling
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What It Means to Be Part of the RCC Family:

At RCC, we create homes where people feel safe, respected, and truly known. As part of our person-centered approach, we support each individual in living a life that reflects their values, preferences, and goals.

When your loved one joins our community, they can expect:

  • A customized living environment and routine that supports their strengths, choices, and support needs
  • A welcoming, home-like setting that promotes comfort, dignity, and a sense of belonging–not a clinical atmosphere
  • Genuine, long-term relationships with a consistent and caring direct support team
  • Stronger social connections through shared activities, community participation, and relationship-building opportunities
  • Meaningful progress toward personal goals, whether related to independence, relationships, or daily living skills
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"This company is 100% client focused and strives for positivity! The staff deeply cares about their clients and want what is best for them. The company assures the best of training to their staff in order to provide the highest quality services possible. Highly recommend!"

Anika Gustafson

Frequently Asked Questions

Who qualifies for services at RCC, and how are they funded?

RCC provides services for individuals who are eligible for disability support through state waiver programs, serving people with a wide range of developmental and physical disabilities. Most individuals receive funding through these waiver programs or other government support in coordination with their case manager. Please note that RCC does not provide mental health treatment services such as therapy, counseling, or psychiatric evaluations.

Can RCC accept new individuals under the moratorium on new residential beds?

Yes, RCC can accept new individuals under the moratorium if a moratorium bed exception has been approved by the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS). We work closely with case managers and county representatives to ensure all necessary documentation and approvals are in place before moving forward with admission.

How does RCC find and hire staff, including crisis interventionists and specialized roles?

RCC actively recruits team members who are passionate about person-centered care and community-based support. We welcome individuals from all backgrounds who align with our values and are committed to making a meaningful impact. All staff must live in Minnesota or be able to reliably commute to our program locations. Many of our team members have strong Midwest ties and bring a deep sense of dedication and purpose to their work.

Are services tailored to each individual’s needs?

Yes. RCC provides fully customized, person-centered services for every individual we support. Our Program Directors and Supervisors work closely with each person’s team to develop a plan that reflects their unique goals, preferences, and support needs. These plans are flexible and regularly updated to ensure they continue to align with the individual’s progress and changing circumstances.

Let’s Find the Right Fit–Together

Whether you’re a family member, case manager, or care coordinator, we’re here to support you in finding the right home and services for the person you care about.

From your first conversation with us to the day they move in–and beyond–we’ll be by your side. Reach out any time to learn more, ask questions, or start the referral process. We’re here to make it easier, every step of the way.

Let’s Find the Right Fit–Together

Whether you’re a family member, case manager, or care coordinator, we’re here to support you in finding the right home and services for the person you care about.

From your first conversation with us to the day they move in–and beyond–we’ll be by your side. Reach out any time to learn more, ask questions, or start the referral process. We’re here to make it easier, every step of the way.

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