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For Case Managers · Waiver Staff · Families
Find residential facilities for adults with mental illness in Minnesota. Built for case managers — browse by county for longer-term mental health residential support with live capacity when providers update.
7 licensed listings7 county pagesCADI, DD, BI, CAC, EW
Who This Page Is For
Why Capacity Track
Start Here
County pages are the best place to start for placement — openings and licensed mental health residential providers in that county.
7 counties
Background
Residential facilities for adults with mental illness provide structured, supportive living for people with serious and persistent mental illness who need ongoing residential support. Unlike short-term IRTS, these settings focus on longer-term stability with medication management, daily living skills, and community integration. Capacity Track lists licensed options by county.
Questions Case Managers Ask
It is a licensed program providing 24-hour residential support for adults with serious and persistent mental illness. Services typically include structured daily routines, medication management, mental health support, and help with community integration.
IRTS is short-term intensive treatment, often 30–90 days. Mental health residential facilities provide longer-term supportive housing for people who need ongoing residential support — sometimes for months or years.
Medical Assistance and related funding streams, including Group Residential Housing (GRH) in some cases, commonly support these placements. County case managers typically coordinate authorization and placement.
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Next Step
County pages are built for placement. Smart search lets you select matches and notify them yourself.