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Minnesota ICS Settings List
393 DHS-approved integrated community supports (ICS) settings from the DHS list dated September 29, 2026, sorted by county and city. Pick a county to see each provider and address, then send one request to every ICS provider there.
158 providers393 locations
How Integrated Community Supports Work in Minnesota
Integrated Community Supports (ICS) is a Minnesota waiver service delivered in a person’s own apartment. Each listing is a DHS-approved ICS setting; capacity is the most people it is approved to serve.
Who It Serves
Adults on the Brain Injury (BI), CADI, CAC, or DD waiver who want an apartment of their own with support.
Where It Happens
Apartments in a multifamily building the provider owns, leases, or has a financial tie to, approved by DHS with a setting capacity report.
How It Differs From a Group Home
A group home (CRS) is a shared, licensed home with 24-hour staff. With ICS the person has their own unit, and support is scheduled to their plan.
One Provider per Building
Only one licensed provider may deliver ICS at a building, so choosing the apartment usually means choosing the provider.
Source: DHS ICS settings list (September 29, 2026) and Minn. Stat. 245D.12
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Integrated Community Supports by County in Minnesota
- Hennepin County167 locations
- Ramsey County109 locations
- Anoka County28 locations
- Dakota County26 locations
- Clay County11 locations
- Stearns County10 locations
- Olmsted County6 locations
- Benton County5 locations
- St. Louis County5 locations
- Blue Earth County4 locations
- Sherburne County4 locations
- Kandiyohi County3 locations
- Scott County3 locations
- Steele County3 locations
- Washington County3 locations
- Wright County2 locations
- Beltrami County1 location
- Nicollet County1 location
- Pennington County1 location
- Winona County1 location
Integrated Community Supports in Top Minnesota Cities
- Minneapolis110 locations
- St. Paul86 locations
- Fridley15 locations
- St. Cloud13 locations
- Moorhead10 locations
- Bloomington9 locations
- St. Louis Park7 locations
- South St. Paul7 locations
- Rochester6 locations
- Roseville6 locations
- West St. Paul6 locations
- Duluth5 locations
- Brooklyn Park5 locations
- Plymouth5 locations
- Burnsville5 locations
- Mounds View5 locations
- Minnetonka4 locations
- Maplewood4 locations
- Richfield4 locations
- Little Canada4 locations
- New Hope4 locations
- Crystal4 locations
- Columbia Heights4 locations
- Mankato4 locations
Common Questions
Integrated Community Supports FAQ
What is Integrated Community Supports (ICS) in Minnesota?
ICS is a 245D waiver service that gives adults support and training in their own apartment, inside a multifamily building the provider controls. Support can be up to 24 hours a day, based on the person’s plan.
Who can get ICS?
Adults on the Brain Injury (BI) or CADI waiver (since 2021) and the CAC or DD waiver (since 2023). The person’s case manager authorizes the service.
How is ICS different from a group home?
A group home is a community residential setting (CRS) licensed under 245D: a shared home where staff provide 24-hour care, usually for four or fewer people. ICS is delivered in the person’s own unit in an apartment building, and the building is approved by DHS rather than licensed as a residence.
Who pays rent in an ICS apartment?
The waiver pays for the support, not room and board. Rent is paid separately, often from the person’s income or Minnesota Housing Support. Ask each provider whether their building accepts Housing Support.
How do I find an ICS opening in Minnesota?
Every listing here is a DHS-approved ICS setting in Minnesota, from the DHS list dated September 29, 2026. Approved capacity is the most people the setting can serve, not current openings. Post one request to reach every ICS provider in the county, or call providers directly.
What do case managers need to authorize ICS?
Ask the provider for the setting-specific NPI or UMPI, then confirm the setting’s enrollment in the MHCP provider directory before authorizing the service.
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