RESIDENTIAL CARE
Nurturing Support in a Home-Like Setting
What is an IDD Host Home?
A host home is a residential arrangement where an individual with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD) lives with a trained, contracted caregiver (the host home provider) in a family-style community setting.
The goal is to offer a safe, stable home while building life skills, independence, and personal relationships.
Funding and services are typically coordinated through Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waivers via local Community Center Boards.
Residential Host Home
Comprehensive Support Tailored to You
Daily Living Support
Assistance with personal hygiene, meal preparation, and medication management to ensure a healthy and comfortable lifestyle.
24/7 Supervision
Providing continuous oversight and support to guarantee the health, safety, and well-being of every resident in our care.
Skill Development
Teaching essential life skills that foster independence, from social interaction to managing domestic responsibilities.
Health Coordination
Working with healthcare providers to coordinate appointments and ensure individual clinical needs are consistently met.
The Foundation of a Fulfilling Life
We offer more than just supervision; we provide a home environment where individuals thrive through safety, independence, and strong community ties.
Enhanced Safety & Security
Our residential services ensure a safe haven with 24/7 professional supervision, tailored to mitigate risks while fostering a sense of peace for residents and their families.
Empowered Independence
We focus on skill-building in daily living, from meal preparation to personal care, enabling individuals to exercise choice and manage their own lives with dignity.
Community Integration
Regular outings and social engagement activities help residents build meaningful relationships and feel a true sense of belonging within their wider community.