ST Angel HealthcareMaryland & Virginia
Virginia · Licensed by DBHDS

Day support, out in the community.

ST. Angele Healthcare Services, Inc. supports adults with developmental disabilities across Northern Virginia — where they shop, work, learn and spend their days.

Support coordinators, families and case managers. How a referral works Talk to us first

A downtown street of shops and sidewalk cafes, busy with people
People browsing the shelves of a public library
Three friends walking together, talking, coffee in hand
A tree-lined pedestrian street with people passing a market stall
People of all ages walking a park path under autumn trees

What we provide

Our services, all non-center-based

Supports are delivered in ordinary community settings. There is no facility and no day center — our Alexandria address is an office, not a service site.

Licensed

Community Engagement

Support to take part in community life, at a maximum of one staff member to three people. Shops, restaurants, libraries, workplaces, neighborhoods — wherever the person wants to be.

Licensed

Community Coaching

One-to-one support to build a particular skill, in the setting where it will actually be used, at the pace the person sets rather than the pace of a curriculum.

In every plan

Community Integration

Getting into public life and staying in it — libraries, recreation centers, classes, places of worship, leisure and the ordinary business of being out. Access first, then the relationships that follow.

In every plan

Health and Fitness

Walking, exercise and making sense of healthy eating, at whatever level the person is starting from. Built into the week rather than bolted on.

In every plan

Medication Support

Every member of staff is medication administration certified, so medication is handled correctly while the person is out in the community, not only at home.

In every plan

Transportation

Transport to and from community settings where the person needs it, and support to learn the bus or train route when that is what they want.

What we work on

These are the areas a person can work on with us. Which ones, and how far they take them, is set by their own plan — not by a curriculum.

  • Community integration
  • Socialization
  • Skill building
  • Activities of daily living
  • Personal care and grooming
  • Behavior management
  • Communication
  • Mobility and getting around
  • Household tasks and meal preparation
  • Money management and shopping
  • Using transport and community resources
  • Health, fitness and medication support
  • Volunteering and work readiness
  • Leisure and recreation

Where we work

Ordinary places, on purpose

Non-center-based means exactly what it says. Supports are delivered in the same libraries, recreation centers, shops and parks that everyone else in Alexandria uses. Below are the public settings closest to us — the ones a week is most often built around.

Minutes from the office

  • Charles E. Beatley, Jr. Central Library5005 Duke Street
  • William Ramsay Recreation Center5650 Sanger Avenue
  • Patrick Henry Recreation Center4653 Taney Avenue
  • Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library4701 Seminary Road
  • Jerome “Buddie” Ford Nature Center5750 Sanger Avenue

Elsewhere in the city

  • Chinquapin Park Recreation Center & Aquatics3210 King Street
  • Charles Houston Recreation Center901 Wythe Street
  • Torpedo Factory Art Center105 N. Union Street
  • Mount Vernon Recreation Center2701 Commonwealth Avenue
  • Kate Waller Barrett Branch Library717 Queen Street

We serve the City of Alexandria, Fairfax County, Prince William County and Arlington County. Transportation to and from community settings is provided as needed.

The entrance to 6000 Stevenson Avenue, Alexandria, the building housing our office
Our office — 6000 Stevenson Avenue, Suite F, Alexandria. This is where the paperwork lives. It is not where the support happens.

For support coordinators

How a referral works

We take referrals through DD Support Coordinators and Community Services Boards, and directly from families. Virginia Medicaid enrollment is in progress — we welcome inquiries now and confirm start dates once enrollment is active.

1

Call or email

Tell us who the person is, what they want their week to look like, and where they live.

2

We meet

We meet the person and whoever matters to them, and review the plan for supports with you.

3

We staff it

We accept only where we can genuinely start within 30 days, and we say so plainly if we cannot.

The Virginia company

ST. Angele Healthcare Services, Inc.

A Virginia corporation, licensed by the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services to provide Developmental Disability Non-Center-Based Day Support for adults.

Supports are assessed, planned and supervised in line with the individual's own plan, working alongside their Support Coordinator. Our team includes English and Spanish speaking staff.

License
Virginia DBHDS
Service
Non-Center-Based Day Support
Office
Alexandria, VA
Ratio
1 to 3, or one-to-one
Ages
Adults, 18 and over

Get in touch

Tell us about the person you're supporting

We reply to every message. If it's urgent, call (302) 538-4841 — someone answers.

Start an online referral → Download the PDF form

Support coordinators: complete the form and email it to marcelius@stangelhealth.com. We reply within two business days with a plain yes or no on capacity.

Virginia office
6000 Stevenson Avenue, Suite F
Alexandria, VA 22304
Maryland
Waldorf, Charles County
Hours
Monday through Friday, 9:00–5:00 ET