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Elisabeth Ludeman Center, Residential Treatment Facility, Mental Retardation and/or Developmental Disabilities
  
 
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Built in 1973 the Elisabeth Ludeman Center is currently an active health center treating mental retardation and developmental disabilities in the Chicago, IL area.
==History==
 
The Center is divided into three residential units comprised of 13-14 homes. Each unit has a centrally located Neighborhood House which has offices for the Unit Director, Social Worker, Unit Physician, Nursing Personnel, Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professionals, (QIDP's), Residential Services Supervisors and clerical personnel. The Ludeman Center also serves as an admission center for individuals having significant adaptive issues in the community-based setting. The Interdisciplinary teams' main priority is to stabilize and ensure a successful transition back into the community. Each of the 40 ranch-style homes has a kitchen, dining/living room area, utility room which contains a washer and dryer, two full and one half bathrooms, and five bedrooms.
 
 
 
Approximately half of the people who currently reside at the Ludeman Center attend vocational training programs at community training sites or workshops. The remainder of the people are served in on-campus day training programs. Currently, several individuals are working in a food service program, housekeeping program, horticulture program (vegetable garden and greenhouse flowers) and in the Center-wide recycling program.
 
 
 
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