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Group Home Partnerships · Greater Charlotte, NC

Clinical support that comes to your group home.

iCare Therapy brings in-home ABA therapy to the children in your care, in the place they live. Our RBTs and BCBAs work alongside your staff, at no direct cost to group home owners.

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Group Home Partnerships

Let’s Talk About Your Home

Tell us about your home, the children you serve, and what your staff see most. We will take it from there.

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No direct cost to ownersWe work with North Carolina Medicaid and most major insurers, and we handle the paperwork with you.
Why Group Homes

Support Where Children Actually Live

Many children in group homes come from hard and very different backgrounds. For some, a group home is the first stable, consistent home they have ever known. We want to help each child adjust, settle in, and thrive there, by addressing behavioral challenges where they actually happen.

A Stable Place to Grow

The group home is where each child spends most of their day. That makes it the right place for therapy, built around the people and routines they know.

Real Routines, Real Skills

Mornings, meals, homework, and bedtime. Skills practiced in these moments are skills a child can use the next day, with the same staff, in the same rooms.

Room to Thrive

Our goal is simple: help every child adjust, integrate, and do well in the place they call home.

A Mission Rooted in Experience

It Started in a Group Home

Quentin Palmer began his career working directly in the group home setting. There he saw a significant unmet need for highly skilled ABA providers who would bring quality, comprehensive therapy into the home itself. Helping to fill that gap has always been a personal goal of his. Today, as Director of Clinical Services, he leads the team that makes it happen, and Gunnar Haynes makes sure every partnership starts on the right foot.

Quentin Palmer, M.S., BCBA, LBA, Director of Clinical Services at iCare Therapy

Quentin Palmer

M.S., BCBA, LBA
Director of Clinical Services
Gunnar Haynes, Director of Business Development at iCare Therapy

Gunnar Haynes

Your Partnership Contact
Director of Business Development
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Support for Your Staff

An Extra Set of Hands, at No Direct Cost

Group home staff carry a heavy load. Our in-home model places trained clinicians in your home to work alongside your team, adding a layer of professional clinical support for the children and the people caring for them.

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Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs)

Work one-on-one with each child during sessions, practicing goals inside the daily routines of the home and recording progress after every visit.

Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs)

Assess each child, design the care plan, supervise the RBTs, and meet with your team to adjust strategies as needs change.

Your Staff, Supported

We share clear, practical strategies your team can use on every shift, so the support continues between sessions.

No Direct Cost to Owners

We work with North Carolina Medicaid and most major insurers, and we handle verification and approvals with you.

How a Partnership Works

From First Call to First Session

We make it simple for owners, directors, and house managers to get started, and we keep your team in the loop the whole way.

  1. 01

    Conversation

    Gunnar learns about your home, the children you serve, and the challenges your staff see most.

  2. 02

    Plan Together

    We walk through referrals, insurance verification, and scheduling with you.

  3. 03

    Assessment

    A BCBA meets each child and builds an individualized care plan with measurable goals.

  4. 04

    Sessions Begin

    Our clinicians start working with each child in the home, alongside your staff.

  5. 05

    Progress Reviews

    We track growth, share updates with your team, and adjust plans as each child grows.

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Looking Ahead

Growing to Meet More Needs

Today, iCare Therapy provides in-home and virtual ABA therapy. We are working toward expanding our services so we can become a broader resource for the children in your home, under one umbrella. These services are not offered yet.

Speech Therapy

Support for communication and language, alongside each child’s ABA plan.

In development

Occupational & Physical Therapy

Support for daily living, motor skills, strength, and mobility.

In development

Mental Health Services

Support for emotional health and wellbeing for the children in your care.

In development
Questions Group Homes Ask

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a partnership cost the group home anything?

No. Our services come at no direct cost to group home owners. iCare Therapy works with North Carolina Medicaid and most major insurers, and Gunnar can walk you through how coverage works for the children in your care.

Do your clinicians come to the group home?

Yes. Sessions take place inside the group home, during the routines where support helps most. Virtual sessions are also available when they fit a child’s plan.

Who will be working in our home?

Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) work one-on-one with each child, and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) designs and supervises each care plan.

Which children can you serve?

We serve children and young adults with an autism spectrum diagnosis. If a child in your home does not have a diagnosis yet, ask Gunnar about next steps.

Which areas do you serve?

We serve group homes across Greater Charlotte, North Carolina. Share your location in the form and we will confirm coverage.

Become a Group Home Partner

A short conversation is the best first step. Gunnar will listen, answer your questions, and explain how iCare Therapy can support the children and staff in your home.

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