At Dynamic Supports, our Supported Living Services provide a safe, stable home environment for people who need consistent residential support while maintaining as much independence as possible.
Supported Living is provided in a home serving one to three people, creating a comfortable setting that promotes personal growth, dignity, and community connection.
This service blends:
•Habilitation and skill-building
•Personal care assistance
•Nursing oversight and coordination
•Residential and daily living supports
Transportation may also be included to help people access waiver services, medical appointments, employment, and community activities.
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What Supported Living Supports
Supported Living is designed for people who have limited informal supports and need assistance with daily living skills such as:
•Personal grooming and hygiene
•Meal preparation and eating
•Household chores and home management
•Social and adaptive skills
•Community involvement and inclusion
All supports are based on what is important to and for the person, as outlined in their Individual Support Plan (ISP)
Supported Living – Staffing Only
For people living in their own natural home who need a higher level of support than in-home services can provide, we offer Supported Living Staffing Only.
This service is appropriate when, without structured staffing and nursing coordination, the person would be unable to maintain their independence, health, or overall wellness. The person must own or lease their home to receive this service
Remote Support Options
Supported Living services may be delivered partially through remote support technology when appropriate.
Remote supports help:
•Maintain or improve functional abilities
•Strengthen relationships and engagement
•Promote independence
•Encourage meaningful participation in the community
Some in-person support is required to ensure safety and quality of care, but remote services may supplement daily supports when suitable.
At Dynamic Supports, our Supported Living Services are designed to provide the right balance of structure, independence, and compassionate care — helping each person feel secure at home while building the skills needed to thrive in the community.