SLS · Supported Living Services

Support that lets people live in a home of their own.

We set up your Supported Living Services agency from A to Z: program design, Regional Center vendorization, 24-hour staffing models, policies, and billing.

A sample 24-hour staffing model 12 AM6 AM12 PM6 PM24/7COVERAGE
Day · 7 AM – 3 PM
Evening · 3 PM – 11 PM
Overnight · 11 PM – 7 AM
On-call backup
What Is SLS?

Support in every part of daily life.

SLS helps adults with developmental disabilities live in their own homes with ongoing support. Support may be available up to 24 hours a day, depending on individual needs.

Personal Care

Personal Care

Help with hygiene, dressing, meals, and health routines — with dignity, at each person's own pace.

Daily Activities

Daily Activities

Appointments, schedules, errands, and the routines that keep each day on track.

Household Responsibilities

Household Responsibilities

Cleaning, laundry, groceries, and bills — everything it takes to keep a home running.

Community Participation

Community Participation

Work, classes, friends, and local events — support to be part of the community.

The Heart of Supported Living

The home belongs to the person. The support is built around them.

In supported living, people live in homes of their own, not a facility. Your program design, staffing, and policies all need to reflect that, and we build them so they do.

The A–Z Setup

Everything your SLS agency needs, A to Z.

People will depend on your staff showing up, sometimes around the clock. We build the program, the vendorization, and the staffing model so it holds up from day one.

Phase A · 01

Entity & Service Area

Business entity, EIN, liability insurance, and budget — plus choosing the Regional Center areas you plan to serve.

Phase B · 02

Program Design

A written, person-centered program design built on the core idea of supported living — covering services, staffing, and outcomes.

Phase C · 03

Regional Center Vendorization

Your vendor application prepared, submitted, and followed through to approval, including responses to any Regional Center questions.

Phase D · 04

Staffing & 24-Hour Coverage

Direct support staff recruited, background-checked, and trained, with schedules, on-call coverage, and backup plans.

Phase E · 05

Policies & Documentation

Individual support plans tied to each person's IPP, daily service logs, emergency plans, and special incident reporting.

Phase F · 06

Billing & Operations

Service logs, timekeeping, and Regional Center invoicing set up so billing matches the hours you deliver.

Z

Launch & Opening Day

Vendor approval in hand, staff scheduled, and systems live — with our team on call through your opening months.

Ready to Support
Who It's For

Is this you?

  • ✓Caregivers and direct support professionals ready to lead an agency of their own.
  • ✓Entrepreneurs entering developmental disability services for the first time.
  • ✓ILS and other providers expanding into supported living.
  • ✓Agencies stuck mid-setup on vendorization or staffing that need it unstuck.
What You Walk Away With

A fully built agency.

A vendored SLS agency
A person-centered program design
A 24-hour staffing and on-call model
Compliant support plans and policies
Billing and timekeeping running
Support through your opening months
Start the Conversation

Ready to open your SLS agency?
Let's start at A.

Book a consultation and we'll map your program, your staffing model, and your vendorization timeline — step by step.