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Shared Living

An individual with LTSS needs will invite a person or family member(S) to live in their home in order to provide LTSS (always a consumer-controlled setting).

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LTSS Relationships

Consumer-Controlled Setting
Hybrid Settings
Provider-Controlled Settings

Availabilities

Available
Planning Stages
Pre-Development
Pre-sales/ Leasing
Waitlist

Support Levels

24/7 Support
Daily Medical Support
Drop-In Support
High Behavioral Support
Low Support
Memory Care
Moderate Support
No Support Needs
One-on-One Support

LTSS Delivery Models

Agency-based Rotational Staffing
Host Home
Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disability
Natural Supports
Not Applicable
Paid Neighbor
Remote Support
Residential Transition Program
Self-Directed Support
Shared Living

LTSS Fundings

Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver
Medicare
Not Applicable
Private Pay
Setting is an Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual Disability (ICF/ID)

Target Markets

Adults with Disabilities
Adults with High Support Needs
Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/ DD)
Autistic adults
Families
General Market
Inter-generational
Low-Income residents
Multi-generational
Neurodiverse
Seniors
Students

Lifestyles

Active-living Community
Agricultural/Ranching Community
Faith-based Community
Intentional community
Live-Work-Play
Personal Preference
Pet-Friendly

Development Types

Assisted Living
Cohousing Community
Group Home
Group Living
Mixed-Use Development
Nursing Home
Other Residential Facility for People with I/DD
Planned Community
Scattered Site
Student Housing

Residential Unit Types

Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)
Adaptable Home
Apartment
Condominium
Dormitory
Facility-based Settings
Manufactured Home
Single-Family Home
Single-Room Occupancy
Tiny Home
Townhouse

Housemates

Private Residence
Shared with Housemates

Physical Amenities

Accessible Design
Adaptable Design
Biophillic Design
Cognitive Accessibility Features
Common Area Space
Easy-to-Clean Features
Extra-durable Features
Pedestrian-Oriented
Recreational Amenities
Relaxational amenities
Security Features
Sensory-Friendly Design
Smart-Home Features
Transit Access
Universal Design

Supportive Amenities

Benefits Counseling
Community Life
Community Navigator
Health and Fitness Activities
Housekeeping Services
Life-skills Training
Meal Service
Personal Preference
Resident Assistant
Workplace and Vocational Support

Payment Models

Affordable Rental/ Lease
Cooperative Ownership
Group Ownership
Individual Ownership
Rental/ Lease
Subsidized Homeownership
Tuition-Based

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