Sponsored Residential Care (SRC)

Frequently Asked Questions for Families & Guardians

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What is Sponsored Residential Care?

Sponsored Residential Care (SRC) is a home-based living option where an adult lives in a licensed private home and receives daily supervision, structure, and individualized support. It is designed for individuals who need assistance but do not require hospital or nursing-facility care.

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Who is a good fit for Sponsored Residential Care?

SRC may be appropriate for adults who:

• Need 24/7 supervision and support

• Have mental health or functional support needs

• Are transitioning from a hospital or other facility

• Benefit from a calm, structured home environment

• Do not need skilled nursing care

Placements are always based on individual needs and safety.

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Is this the same as a group home?

No. Sponsored Residential Care is smaller and more personal. Individuals live in a family-style home with a sponsor caregiver, allowing for more individualized attention and a homelike environment.

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What kind of care is provided?

Support may include:

• 24/7 supervision

• Assistance with daily routines

• Medication assistance (as authorized)

• Nutritious meals

• Support with mental health stability

• Transportation to appointments and activities

Care is person-centered and tailored to each individual.

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Is the home licensed and monitored?

Yes. Sponsored Residential Care homes are licensed and overseen according to state regulations. Sponsors receive training and ongoing oversight to ensure safety, quality care, and compliance.

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Will families and guardians be involved?

Absolutely. Families and guardians are encouraged to be active partners in care. We maintain regular communication and collaborate with treatment teams, case managers, and guardians.

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How does the referral and placement process work?

Referrals can come from:

• Hospitals and discharge planners

• Case managers or Community Services Boards (CSBs)

• Guardians or family members

We review each referral carefully to ensure the placement is appropriate and supportive.

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How quickly can placement happen?

Placement timelines vary depending on availability and the individual’s needs. Timely placements may be available, especially for hospital discharges.

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What makes Sponsored Residential Care a good option?

Families often choose SRC because it offers:

• A safe, home-based setting

• Individualized attention

• Stability and consistency

• Reduced risk of hospital readmission

• Peace of mind knowing their loved one is supervised