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A Real Home. A Real Family. Real Support.

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What is Shared Living?

Shared Living is a home-based support model where an individual with developmental disabilities lives with a dedicated caregiver or family member who provides daily support — with at least 20% of the person's care needs met by that caregiver. It's stability, belonging, and care woven into everyday family life, backed by the Frontline Healthcare team.

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Who Qualifies for Shared Living?

Shared Living may be a great fit if the individual:
 

  • Is an adult with a developmental disability on the Individual Options (IO) waiver

  • Wants a family-style home life with daily, built-in support

  • Has — or is looking for — a caregiver or family member ready to share their home


Already caring for a loved one at home? Ask us how you may be able to become their paid Shared Living caregiver.

How to Get Started

Getting started is simple and supportive:
 

  • Talk with your SSA about Shared Living as your residential option

  • Confirm Individual Options (IO) waiver enrollment

  • Choose Frontline Healthcare as your Shared Living provider

  • We help match — or certify — the right caregiver and home

  • Build the care plan together: routines, goals, and supports

  • Settle into everyday family life with ongoing support from our team

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Our Approach to Care

At Frontline Healthcare, we go beyond traditional care by incorporating a holistic, mind-body approach. We focus on:

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  • Building confidence and independence

  • Supporting emotional and behavioral wellness

  • Encouraging creativity, routine, and life skills

  • Creating a safe, empowering environment for growth    

 

We believe every individual deserves to feel seen, supported, and capable of thriving.

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