Your loved one deserves independence and support

Safety is our top priority. All supportive roommates undergo comprehensive FBI and DOJ background checks, multiple reference verifications, home safety inspections, and extensive training. We also conduct regular check-ins and are available 24/7 for any concerns.

As involved as you want! Many families participate in meet-and-greets, help with the transition, and maintain regular contact with the roommate. We encourage family involvement and keep you updated on how things are going.

Your loved one's happiness comes first. If a match isn't working, we'll work together to understand the situation and find a better fit. We support any transitions with care and ensure no one is left without support.

Typically 2-6 months, depending on your family member's specific needs and preferred location. We never rush the process—finding the right match is more important than finding a quick one.

Life-sharing is funded through Supported Living Services (SLS) via your Regional Center, so there's typically no out-of-pocket cost to families. Your service coordinator can authorize SLS hours as part of your Individual Program Plan (IPP).

Absolutely! Life-sharing is about independence, not isolation. Your family member can visit, have you over, and maintain all their family relationships just like anyone else living on their own.

Roommates complete comprehensive training covering safety, communication, person-centered support, emergency procedures, and more. Training is ongoing, and we provide additional support for any specific needs.

Life-sharing means living in a real home with one compatible roommate—not a facility with multiple residents and rotating staff. Your family member has more privacy, choice, and the opportunity to be part of a genuine community.