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From a Facility to a Place That's Truly Home

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What is Community Transition?

Community Transition supports individuals moving from an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) or nursing facility into a home of their own in the community, under the Individual Options (IO) waiver. It covers the essential one-time costs of setting up a stable household — so this exciting step into community living starts on solid ground, with support every step of the way.

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Who Qualifies for Community Transition?

Community Transition may be right for you if you:

  • Are moving from an ICF or nursing facility into the community

  • Are enrolled in the Individual Options (IO) waiver

  • Want a fresh start in the community with the right support around you

  • Your SSA and transition team will help confirm eligibility as part of planning your move.

How to Get Started

Getting started is simple and supportive:
 

  • Talk with your SSA about your move from the ICF or nursing facility

  • Confirm your Individual Options (IO) waiver enrollment

  • Identify the one-time household setup costs you need covered

  • Choose Frontline Healthcare to support your transition

  • We help coordinate the details before, during, and after your move

  • Move into a home that's ready for you from day one

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What Your New Home Setup Can Include

Community Transition can cover essential one-time setup costs such as:

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  • Security deposits and essential moving expenses

  • Basic furniture and household furnishings

  • Kitchen essentials — dishes, cookware, and small appliances

  • Utility setup fees and deposits    

 

Imagine walking into your new place and it already feels like home — a bed made up, a stocked kitchen, lights on. That's our goal for every transition.

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