Accepting ID/DD Waivers
ID/DD Waiver Group Home Near Richmond, VA
Beyon Vital, LLC is a residential group home in North Chesterfield, VA, near Richmond, and we accept ID/DD Waivers. The home is for mature and young adults, with therapeutic, behavioral, and psycho-educational support.
Who the home is for
To ensure the comfort of staff and potential residents, you must meet the following criteria:
Age
Client must be at least 18 years of age.
Insurance
Client must have acceptable insurance.
Shared living
Client must be willing to live with other residents.
Waivers
Accepting ID/DD Waivers
The home is at 8120 Clovertree Ct, North Chesterfield, VA 23235. See the full group home requirements.
The home
A safe and comfortable environment in North Chesterfield, VA.
- 4 beds
- 3 bedrooms
- 1 1/2 bathrooms
- Updated appliances
- TV area
- Hardwood flooring
- Outdoor sitting area
How a DD waiver can pay for a group home in Virginia
Virginia’s rules, in plain language. Your support coordinator can tell you how they apply to your plan.
- Virginia has three Developmental Disability (DD) waivers: Community Living, Family and Individual Supports, and Building Independence. Virginia Medicaid runs them jointly with DBHDS.
- Group home residential service is a Community Living waiver service. It is skill-building and support that helps a person live successfully in the community, and it is set out in the person’s plan for supports.
- It is paid by the day, at a tier based on the person’s assessed level of support and the home’s licensed bed capacity.
- Medicaid pays for group home residential service only in homes with no more than six licensed beds. Larger homes that became DD waiver providers before March 31, 2021 may keep operating under that rule.
- A person can be enrolled in only one waiver at a time. There is a waiting list, and slots are assigned by urgency of need.
Steps to use your waiver with us
1. Contact your Community Services Board
DD waiver applications go through the CSB where the person lives:
- Richmond Behavioral Health Authority: 107 S. Fifth St., Richmond, VA 23219, (804) 819-4000. Serves the City of Richmond.
- Chesterfield County Developmental Disability Services: 804-717-6642. Press one to schedule an intake meeting, or press two to speak with the intake coordinator.
- Chesterfield Community Services Board: Main line (804) 748-1227. Serves Chesterfield County; the ZIP codes it lists include 23235, where our home is.
- Henrico Area Mental Health and Developmental Services: (804) 727-8515. Serves Henrico, New Kent and Charles City counties.
2. Work with your support coordinator
Once a waiver slot is assigned, your support coordinator can give you a list of local services and providers and help you choose. Ask them about Beyon Vital.
3. Talk with us
Call (804) 366-3442 or send an inquiry with your contact details. Please do not include medical details in online forms; we can discuss specifics by phone.
4. See the home
Request a tour and we will follow up to schedule.
Community Engagement, too
Community Engagement is a service similar to day support for individuals. It runs 9am–3pm, with community outings, volunteer work, and life coaching.
ID/DD waiver group home questions
Does Beyon Vital accept ID/DD Waivers?
Yes. Beyon Vital, LLC accepts ID/DD Waivers at our residential group home in North Chesterfield, near Richmond, VA. Residents must also be at least 18 years of age, have acceptable insurance, and be willing to live with other residents.
Which Virginia DD waiver covers group home living?
Group home residential service is covered in the Community Living (CL) waiver (12VAC30-122-250 and 12VAC30-122-390). The Family and Individual Supports and Building Independence waivers do not list it, though all three cover day options such as Community Engagement.
How do I get a DD waiver in Richmond or Chesterfield?
Apply through your local Community Services Board (CSB). City of Richmond residents contact the Richmond Behavioral Health Authority at (804) 819-4000. Chesterfield County residents call Developmental Disability Services at 804-717-6642. Virginia keeps a waiting list, and slots are assigned by urgency of need.
Can I see the home before deciding?
You can request a tour of the home online. Share a few days and times that work for you, and we will follow up to schedule.
Questions families ask
- What does “ID/DD waiver” mean in Virginia?
- How do I apply for the DD waiver in Chesterfield County, VA?
- What is the difference between a group home and sponsored residential in Virginia?
- What is the difference between a group home and assisted living in Virginia?
- Adult group home serving the Richmond, VA area
- Our residential group home
Sources
Virginia rules and agency details above were checked against these sources on November 2, 2026.
- Virginia DMAS: Developmental Disability (DD) Waivers
- 12VAC30-122-250, Services covered in the Community Living Waiver
- 12VAC30-122-390, Group home residential service
- 12VAC30-122-30, Waiver populations; single waiver enrollment
- DBHDS: Service Selection Guide for DD Waivers (11.19.25)
- Virginia Association of Community Services Boards: CSB/BHA directory
- Chesterfield County: Developmental Disability Services