Host Homes — placements that feel like home.

A Host Home is a residential service model in which an adult with intellectual or developmental disabilities lives with a trained provider family in the family’s own home. The provider receives ongoing training, clinical oversight, structured home inspections, and a stipend through the HCBS-DD waiver — but day-to-day, it’s a home, not a facility.

For many of the adults we serve, this is the first time their living environment looks and feels like a real home: a kitchen table set for dinner, a bedroom with their own things, a family that gets curious about who they are rather than what they need.

Grace Mountain Host Homes serve adults age 17 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities under the HCBS-DD waiver. We accept the full spectrum of need — including placements other agencies decline.

• Behavioral complexity (aggression, elopement, self-injurious behavior).
• Medical complexity (G-tube, oxygen, seizure disorder, non-ambulatory).
• Dual diagnosis (IDD + serious mental health).
• Forensic history (case-by-case).
• Direct referrals from regional centers and institutions.