Here are the Resources I Mentioned in this Video 👇 💥 The $5 Group Home Plan Business Template - payhip.com/b/bLYE 💥 Buy Freelance Website & Marketing Services - www.pasosdeals.com/fiverrpro 💥 Create an LLC or Corporate - www.pasosdeals.com/mycorp 💥 Group Home Website 'Name Finder' - www.pasosdeals.com/websitename 💥 Web Designers on Fiverr - www.pasosdeals.com/fiverrpro 💥 Get Paid & Send Invoices - pasosdeals.com/square 💥 Branding for Group Home - www.pasosdeals.com/99designs
@@TooTRUU-ql3uu You're very welcome. Don't forget the $5 business plan template is still available too if you want to just have a look at what it takes before starting: payhip.com/b/bLYE
Yes! I am doing the same. I actually lived at a group home, in Mentor, Ohio. It was for this very purpose. Pregnant teenagers, I was 18, it has shaped my life.
Good generalized info but the steps to opening a Licensed Mental Health Behavioral Stabilization Child Caring Institution in the most states are as follows: 1. Check Zoning in the City of choice 2. Study State Policies and Procedures 3. Submit Site Plan Review to State 4. Submit Site Plan to City Zoning 5. Environmental & Health Inspection 6. Fire Safety Inspection 7. Develop Program Statement 8. Develop Operating Policies & Procedures 9. Draft Resident Record System 10. Retain CPA for Annual State Audit Etc, etc
Correct! Great addition. The video would be 10x longer if included. The steps you gave will help ensure that your home meets all necessary requirements and standards for operation. I would recommend staying organized and keep thorough documentation throughout the process to facilitate approvals and inspections as well! Thank you for contributing!
I have recently considered starting a group home just to care my sister whom has autism, so I thank you for this easy to follow plan! I hope to be able to create the type environment that my future residents will love to be a part of 💗 Blessings to you!
I love this energy Amber. That's what it's all about, great positive environments create positive impacts. Make sure you have a structured, activity-based day program that give them the chance to achieve goals, feel and become more independent. Board games are really good for those who have autism, but I can also recommend you have jig saw puzzles, light exercise plans, sensory experiences like "guess the bird sound" or 'blind tasting competitions", etc. Keep me posted on how you go. I'm excited for you! Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment. - Adella 😍
Good luck! Keep me posted on how you go. Don't forget to contact your state's department of health to find out the inspection requirements of the group home and what all you need to get state licensed before you start. :-) Cheers, Adella
Very informative great video. Thank you for sharing valuable insights into starting a Group Home business. Just by you putting this video together and sharing it and making it available for people to gain understanding into getting established as a Group Home business, you're changing lives of people you've never seen or met, and that's a real blessing. May you continue to prosper and grow gracefully in all your endeavors. Thank you again! 💜👍🏼🙌🏾🏘
Great information. Thank you. I want to open a residential ASL home but got put off because of the pandemic. I'm tired of waiting for the "right time or sign" ! This is it.
Now is definitely the time. Most of the dust has settled. The $5 group home business plan is a sneak peak of what all is required to start: payhip.com/b/bLYE Make sure you start looking for homes now too that mortgage rates are still really low. You may be able to get a really good deal right now. The industry is experiencing nothing but growth. Good luck!
I'm glad to hear you found the video informative and valuable! Understanding the intricacies of group homes is crucial, and it's great that the video could offer useful insights. If you could give it a thumbs up, I would really appreciate it. Best, Adella
I literally have everything figured out beside if I should do a llc or c corporation. I was going to do a nonprofit but since I’m doing it with my sisters I want us all to benefit from it. But thank you for this video!!!!!
Of course, I'm glad you found the video helpful! When deciding between an LLC or C corporation for your group home, it really depends on your specific goals and needs. A C corporation is a separate legal entity that can issue stock and has certain tax advantages, but also comes with more regulations and formalities. An LLC, on the other hand, is a more flexible and simpler structure that allows for pass-through taxation, meaning the profits and losses of the business are passed through to the owners and taxed at their individual tax rates. In terms of running a nonprofit versus a for-profit business, there are different advantages and disadvantages to consider as well. Nonprofits are tax-exempt and can receive grants and donations, but are subject to more regulations and limitations on earning profits. For-profit businesses, on the other hand, have more freedom in earning profits and making decisions, but are subject to taxes and may not be eligible for certain grants and donations. I would recommend speaking with a business attorney or accountant to fully understand the differences and which structure would be best for your specific situation. Best of luck with your group home! Best, Adella
I’m currently looking for a Home to start a Mental health group home. My mother has 2 group homes for disabilities. I have my funds ready to start but she is being opinionated and giving negative reasons why I shouldn’t start. I’m now currently starting without her.
I think it's important to hear her out on any possible challenges or difficulties, just so that you should be aware and then decide on your own. My best friend owns a mental health group home, and it's not always the easiest dealing with the residents. You also have to be very dedicated to the business and well-being of the people who are living there. Lots of people have very successful group homes, her group home generates $45k a month. Just make sure that the resident's quality of care is put number one. Everything else will fall in place. If you didn't already buy the $5 group home plan, here's the link: payhip.com/b/bLYE That is super helpful when organizing and starting a group home. I believe you can do it. Let me know if you have any more questions! Best of luck on your new group home! Adella
I liked your video. I'm recovering from a divorce however I'm poised to work a model like this to grow I'm a 100 percent service connected veteran and need to get this right.please provide more about acquiring properties too. Thanks, and great presentation you do well.
Thank you for your kind words! I’m glad you liked the video. Look for areas with demand for group homes. Check zoning regulations to ensure properties can be used for your intended purpose. Explore various financing options, including traditional mortgages, VA loans (since you’re a veteran), or government grants specifically for veterans or group home operators. Also, Consider starting with a smaller property to gain experience and build a reputation before expanding to larger homes. This approach can help you learn the ropes of operating a group home effectively. If you have more specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
Thank you for the information. I want to open a group for felons after once they leave the halfway house. Help them get a second chance in life and offer them skill training in multiple fields.
Absolutely! That's a wonderful initiative! Creating a group to support individuals who are transitioning out of halfway houses and offering them skill training is incredibly impactful. It's an opportunity to provide practical support and guidance for those seeking a second chance in life. I commend your dedication to helping others rebuild and thrive after challenging times. Your efforts will undoubtedly make a significant difference in these individuals' lives, empowering them to pursue new opportunities and build fulfilling futures. If there's any way I can assist or offer further guidance, please let me know-I'd be more than happy to help support your initiative in any way I can. Best,
Make sure to choose a location that is both accessible and appealing to affluent clients. Consider areas with privacy, beautiful surroundings, and proximity to luxury services!
Thanks for the information. I need more help. My first question is: 1) Do I have to register my business first? 2) Where do I register my group home business? I leave in Los Angeles. 3) Can I start with rental home? 4) How many clients can one start with? I'm interested in elderly or children. Thanks
Hi Tatarose, please see the answers below. 1. Yes, if you are certain you want to start a group home, legally registering the business is the first step. If you are not sure, do all you research first and then come to a decision. 2. Once you register the business you can do it at pasosdeals.com/mycorp... choose an LLC or S-Corp and choose California as your state. Always check with your state for special business licensing requirements. Los Angeles may require a " transitional housing license / permit" that you need to obtain. You can get that here: www.cdss.ca.gov/inforesources/childrens-residential/how-to-become-licensed 3. The official group home business will be registered with the Department of Healthcare Services for California. The link to the applications and guidelines are here: www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/Pages/HealthHomesProgram.aspx . Read over the provider guidelines and also download the toolkit. If you have any questions, you can all them directly. 4. As long as you own the home and the building is in your name or the business's name, you can start. You cannot run that kind of business out of someone else's property. 5. You can do elderly or children. The amount of people you can start with depends on how many bedrooms you have in the house. Call into the Department of Healthcare Services for California to verify the requirements for having one or more beds or clients per room. I hope that helps, Adella
@@Askadella #4 hey I just want to make sure I understand what You stated. You said I can not host in a house I am renting? I will have or mortgage or rent to on the property?
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! 🙌🏽 It means the world to me that you find value in the content I create. I'm truly grateful for each and every viewer who takes the time to watch and engage with my videos. Your encouragement motivates me to continue sharing and creating more content that can hopefully help and inspire others. Let's keep learning and growing together! 🌟📚 Thanks again for your support, and I look forward to bringing you even more valuable content in the future. Stay awesome! 💪🏽😊
That’s great 😁, I with my husband think about open group home, We hope have someone like you know all about how start group home, May you help me ? Thank you 😊
Hi, a great place to start is to download the business plan so you can get the basics of what a residential facility takes to setup / manage. Then you'll need to call or contact your STATE's department of health to discuss the specific requirements for licensing. Every state operates differently.
Hey Alpha, Thanks for your question. Zoning Laws: Check if the area is zoned for group homes. Ensure it's accessible to public transport, healthcare facilities, and other essential services. Review crime rates and overall safety of the neighborhood. Adequate space for residents, including common areas and private rooms. Assess the condition of the property-any repairs or renovations needed? Consider all costs, including lease/purchase price, utilities, and maintenance.It's vital to carefully evaluate these factors to find a suitable location. Thanks for asking! Adella
I work for a group home with 6 individual men ages 22-60 they each have their own room, it’s a nice medium sized house. They have a number of autistic behavioral disabilities and the house is designed for them. I defiently want to open my own one day. Thanks for the insight I needed this information.
That sounds like a rewarding experience, and it's great to hear that you're inspired to open your own group home one day! With your background, you already have valuable insights into what makes a successful and supportive environment for residents. If you have any more questions or need further information as you pursue your goal, feel free to reach out. Good luck with your journey!
Absolutely, not many people have heard of Group Homes and did not know the government is paying for this resource. Happy to answer any questions you may have. Best of luck, Adella
Well...welll...!!!! I'm glad the voice in your head pointed you in the right direction, Bonita! Hopefully the video left you feeling encouraged to start. I will be hosting a Live Q&A and Learning session next month for starting a group home business. Go to AdellaPasos.com and register for the ' list of leaders' at the bottom of the page and I'll send more info. Best of luck, Adella
Luciana, thank you so much for watching and dropping me a comment. Appreciate you guys. If you have any questions about starting a business. I'm happy to help! Adella
You're very welcome! I'm glad that the video was able to stimulate your mind and provide you with valuable information. Group homes can be a great option for providing individualized care and support for those in need. If you have any further questions or comments, feel free to ask. Thanks for watching! Best, Adella
Hey Sakunta, Thanks for the question. Yes, hiring an attorney can be expensive, but the legal complexities of starting a group home make it advisable to get professional help. While you can draft contracts yourself using templates or software, you risk overlooking important regulations or liabilities. This could end up being more costly in the long run if you face legal issues. However, some costs can be mitigated by using an attorney for the most complex issues while handling simpler tasks yourself. Always remember, legal advice is critical for a regulated industry like group homes. Let me know if you have anymore questions. Thanks, Adella
Thank you Mohamed. I'm so happy you did. Subscribe to make sure you learn a lot more. 😀 Thank you for watching and leaving me a comment. I appreciate you! Best, Adella
Thank you for watching and commenting! I'm so glad you found this information helpful. Starting a group home can be a rewarding and challenging experience, and it's great that you and your husband are considering it. My best advice is to make sure to do your research and understand the legal requirements and regulations in your area. It's also important to have a solid business plan in place and to seek guidance from professionals in the field. Best of luck to you both in your journey to start a group home! You can and should also google "group homes" to see what comes up in your local area as far as other group home business owners. You'll usually see 5 to 10 listings in the google local listings. You can have a look at their websites and get an idea of the types of people they help, sometimes fees are also listed. Thanks for watching and commenting! Best wishes, Adella
I know this differs between the focus group for crratibg group homes and time, but what is an average time frame for starting a group home? 1 year? 2 years?
Great Question! The average time frame for starting a group home can vary, but typically it takes between 1 to 2 years. Here’s a breakdown: Research and Planning: 2-4 months to research regulations, develop a business plan, and secure funding. Licensing and Permits: 3-6 months to obtain necessary licenses and permits. Finding a Location: 1-3 months to find and secure an appropriate facility. Renovations and Setup: 2-6 months for any needed renovations and to set up the facility. Staff Hiring and Training: 1-3 months to hire and train staff. Marketing and Admissions: 2-4 months to market your group home and admit residents. So, on average, it could take anywhere from 1 to 2 years to fully start and operate a group home. Most it's 9 to 12 mo. Hope that helps!
You got this! Let me know if you have any questions. Each state's rules and regulations are different, so don't be afraid to call your Department of Health. They can answer any additional questions about licensing and regulation in your state. Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment! Best, Adella
Yes, you can do that. There is no limit on what kind of group home you want to setup. Contact your local state's dept of health to get setup and get your questions answered. Best, Adella
Hi Iziegbe, Maryland's group home program is here: dhcd.maryland.gov/HousingDevelopment/Pages/ghp/default.aspx They do have a flyer and loan options, so you can all the Department of Housing and Community Development to get more information on licensing. Best, Adella
Hi Markeya, that act is exercised on a federal level and has a lot to do with providing guidelines to the state's on how they pay the group homes and the licensing standards. Every single state is also regulated differently, so I cannot speak to that. The best thing to do in this case would be to reach out to your department of health for your state and ask them about the payments for group home business ( if the FFPSA reduces payouts for any reason) . I hope that helps. If you don't know who to contact, let me know your state and I'll post the department's contact information for you. Best, Adella 😍
Of the gazillion websites and videos I've seen, this has been the most helpful. QUESTION: I'm doing an Assisted Living home for developmentally impaired for 8-12ppl. That means 24hr/ overnight staffing is required. How do these places do scheduling?? I'm considering having 1 staffer live on-site but given how hard it is to get a tenant out in my jurisdiction, I dread the idea. Can someone share the various staff scheduling options they've seen regarding staffing at 24 hr homes please?
Hey S.P. , I'm glad to hear that you found the video helpful! As for your question about scheduling for a 24-hour assisted living home for developmentally impaired individuals, there are a few different options that you might consider: Traditional scheduling: This involves creating a set schedule for each staff member, which would likely involve rotating shifts so that everyone has a chance to work during different times of day. You'll need to make sure that there is always someone on site to provide care, so this may require hiring several staff members to cover all shifts. Split shifts: Another option is to have staff members work shorter shifts that are split into two or more parts, with breaks in between. For example, someone might work from 7am-11am, take a break, and then work from 3pm-7pm. This can be a good option if you have staff members who are available for certain times of day but not others. Live-in staff: As you mentioned, having a staff member live on site can be a convenient option, but it's not always feasible. If you do choose this option, be sure to carefully consider the living arrangements and compensation for the staff member, and make sure that they are comfortable with the arrangement before moving forward. Outsourcing: If you don't want to manage staff schedules yourself, you could consider outsourcing staffing to a third-party agency. This can be a convenient option since the agency would be responsible for hiring, training, and scheduling staff members. Ultimately, the best scheduling option for your assisted living home will depend on your specific needs and circumstances. Consider reaching out to other assisted living home owners in your area to learn more about their staffing strategies, or consult with a professional in the industry to get expert advice. Best of luck with your project! Best, Adella
Thanks for the question, Managing medications in a group home involves key steps: Make sure staff are trained in medication management. I would hire a CNA or a Nurse if you have the money to do so to manage this. Keep an up-to-date Medication Administration Record (MAR) for each resident. Have it digital and printed copies on file. Before administering, check to make sure it's the right resident, right medication, right dose, right time, and right route. Always record when a medication is administered in your record keeping system. Securely store medications, and check expiration dates regularly. Watch for side effects and communicate any changes with healthcare providers and family. Also, keep any and all medications in a safe place where no one can tamper with it. Best, Adella
Hey Adella! Its a great to find you in youtube. I love your content its Super and awesome. I'm working at helping businesses shine online. I've been doing it for last one year! If we are working together it would be WIN WIN game for us. If you interested, then please share I can give you demonstration how it would be.. and again love for your work..👍👍
Hey Sanjay, For managing the finances, I would recommend using an accounting software for tracking expenses and revenues.You can use Square. Here's a link to signup www.pasosdeals.com/square . You can use it also to generate invoices for services and medications. You should ideally create an annual budget for the home and review it monthly, so you're not overspending. Make sure you clearly outline your fees in resident contracts and keep records of payments. Use a mix of manual oversight and automated systems to manage these financial aspects efficiently. Always keep clear and accurate records. Let me know if you have any more questions. Best, Adella
This type of business won't really have a NO money option. If you own a home, contact the department of health to find out the requirements to convert your home into a business facility. If not, you'll have to locate a home, buy it cash or take out a mortgage to get started. Best of luck on your new business! Adella
@@Askadella Damn....!! 😳😳💔🤐😭😭😭😭 We live in HUD Housing. Only receive Social Security for Disability. Don't Work. All the houses here in Florida require mostly like 10% down payment!! Like where we gonna get Thousands of Dollars!!?? I thought there were a few ways to get a house basically for FREE with Real Estate Investing!! Can't we do That?? ..... 💔😭😭😭😭
Yes, there might be. I'm not a specialist on getting homes for free. I think if you can figure that part out you can add this part and make it a success. I think most people are getting an FHA or Conventional loan, putting 3 to 10% down and making this work for them. You can't start getting paid until you get the home, and make sure it's approved by the state to house residents. I wish i could be of more help, Best, Adella
@@Askadella It's Alright. Thanks for this information!! You did what you could. I will see what I can do!! I'm pretty sure no one will approve a loan for my family and I. I've never worked due to disabilities since Birth. We can barely get approved for a Car!! 😓😓 I will see if there is anything out there that can help us get started and ready. I really wish there was more access to this kind of thing. But I know that Patience is all I need!! ❤️❤️ Thanks Again for the information and for your time. It is Greatly Appreciated!! Have a Wonderful Day!!
Correct! Here’s a rough breakdown of how you might allocate a $15,000 budget for starting a group home: Leasing/Rent: $3,000 - $5,000 (for initial lease payment and security deposit) Furniture and Equipment: $2,000 - $4,000 (basic beds, seating, kitchen appliances, etc.) Renovations and Modifications: $1,000 - $2,000 (ramps, safety rails, minor repairs) Licensing and Permits: $500 - $1,000 (fees vary by location) Initial Supplies: $1,000 - $2,000 (food, medical supplies, cleaning products) Insurance: $1,000 - $1,500 (liability and property insurance) Staffing: $2,000 - $3,500 (initial salaries, training costs) It's best to prioritize essential expenses and look for ways to save, like buying used furniture or negotiating lease terms, to stay within your budget. I hope this helps!
Yea, one tip would be to search for a home large enough to house enough residents. So, choose a place with space for the workers and the residents. Good Luck, Adella
Hey Shahbaz, Thanks for the question. For 24/7 coverage in a group home, you can use a rotating shift schedule. Most people schedule their CNA's, LPNs, or Nurses like this: 8-hour shifts: Three shifts per day (morning, afternoon, night). 12-hour shifts: Two shifts per day, often preferred for continuity of care. Ensure overlap during shift changes for smooth handover and make room for breaks and emergencies. Update the schedule regularly and communicate it clearly to all staff. Hope this helps, Thanks for watching! Adella
Hey Khan, To generate feedback, use surveys or regular meetings to collect feedback from residents, families, and staff on what can be improved. Be sure to get Regular Reviews: Conduct periodic assessments of care plans and operational processes, adjusting as necessary. Be sure to train your staff: Keep staff up-to-date with the latest best practices and compliance standards through ongoing training. Make sure to keep Open Communication and maintain open channels for grievances or suggestions and act upon them promptly. It's important to perform internal and external audits to identify areas of improvement. By combining feedback and formal reviews, you can identify gaps and opportunities for enhancing both services and operations. I hope this helps. Best, Adella
I just purchased your business plan. Thank you. Where in GA does one obtain information on policies and procedures and where does one register for their license?
Hey LsBeng! Thanks for the question. For Specialized Care: Offering specialized services like mental health support or geriatric care often allows for higher billing rates, increasing revenue. For State Funding: Depending on your jurisdiction and type of care provided, your group home may be eligible for state or federal funding, grants, or subsidies, which can substantially supplement earnings. Both specialized care and state funding can have a significant positive impact on a group home's financial viability. I hope this answers your question, Best, Adella
Here are the Resources I Mentioned in this Video 👇
💥 The $5 Group Home Plan Business Template - payhip.com/b/bLYE
💥 Buy Freelance Website & Marketing Services - www.pasosdeals.com/fiverrpro
💥 Create an LLC or Corporate - www.pasosdeals.com/mycorp
💥 Group Home Website 'Name Finder' - www.pasosdeals.com/websitename
💥 Web Designers on Fiverr - www.pasosdeals.com/fiverrpro
💥 Get Paid & Send Invoices - pasosdeals.com/square
💥 Branding for Group Home - www.pasosdeals.com/99designs
Thank You for much needed information on a Business I want to start and operate.
@@TooTRUU-ql3uu You're very welcome. Don't forget the $5 business plan template is still available too if you want to just have a look at what it takes before starting: payhip.com/b/bLYE
You are 👌
What’s your email address? Thank you.
@@Askadella I notice the template list a few states is the business plan good to use in any US state?
I want to do one of these but for homeless pregnant teenagers. Thanks for the information.
Wow this must be a sign it's the first comment I seen and also my passion. I also want to open a home for at risk/ homeless pregnant teens
This is what I’m working on now. Not enough resources for them
Yes! I am doing the same. I actually lived at a group home, in Mentor, Ohio. It was for this very purpose. Pregnant teenagers, I was 18, it has shaped my life.
@@desirahharris wow. God bless you and lead you to success
What an amazing idea❤❤
Good generalized info but the steps to opening a Licensed Mental Health Behavioral Stabilization Child Caring Institution in the most states are as follows:
1. Check Zoning in the City of choice
2. Study State Policies and Procedures
3. Submit Site Plan Review to State
4. Submit Site Plan to City Zoning
5. Environmental & Health Inspection
6. Fire Safety Inspection
7. Develop Program Statement
8. Develop Operating Policies & Procedures
9. Draft Resident Record System
10. Retain CPA for Annual State Audit
Etc, etc
Correct! Great addition. The video would be 10x longer if included. The steps you gave will help ensure that your home meets all necessary requirements and standards for operation. I would recommend staying organized and keep thorough documentation throughout the process to facilitate approvals and inspections as well! Thank you for contributing!
I have recently considered starting a group home just to care my sister whom has autism, so I thank you for this easy to follow plan! I hope to be able to create the type environment that my future residents will love to be a part of 💗 Blessings to you!
I love this energy Amber. That's what it's all about, great positive environments create positive impacts. Make sure you have a structured, activity-based day program that give them the chance to achieve goals, feel and become more independent. Board games are really good for those who have autism, but I can also recommend you have jig saw puzzles, light exercise plans, sensory experiences like "guess the bird sound" or 'blind tasting competitions", etc. Keep me posted on how you go. I'm excited for you! Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment. - Adella 😍
That's exactly why I'm here, except it's for my daughter.
I want to do the same for my brother who has autism❤
@@Askadella 😊 are
@Askadella hello love can you please share more information on this I'm in Florida and what the new budget to start a small group home
BOUGHT YOUR PLAN STARTING A GROUP HOME WITH MY MOM WISH US LUCK!
Good luck! Keep me posted on how you go. Don't forget to contact your state's department of health to find out the inspection requirements of the group home and what all you need to get state licensed before you start. :-)
Cheers,
Adella
How is it turning out ?? Update
I really want to learn this Field due to the fact that I enjoy helping The Elderly. I truly have Compassion for People in need.
Yes do it, a group home business is a great way to start!
Very informative great video. Thank you for sharing valuable insights into starting a Group Home business. Just by you putting this video together and sharing it and making it available for people to gain understanding into getting established as a Group Home business, you're changing lives of people you've never seen or met, and that's a real blessing. May you continue to prosper and grow gracefully in all your endeavors. Thank you again! 💜👍🏼🙌🏾🏘
You're very welcome Kenneth! Appreciate you watching and leaving me a comment. 😍
Keep up the outstanding work you're doing! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏼🙌🏾
Great information. Thank you. I want to open a residential ASL home but got put off because of the pandemic. I'm tired of waiting for the "right time or sign" ! This is it.
Now is definitely the time. Most of the dust has settled. The $5 group home business plan is a sneak peak of what all is required to start: payhip.com/b/bLYE
Make sure you start looking for homes now too that mortgage rates are still really low. You may be able to get a really good deal right now.
The industry is experiencing nothing but growth.
Good luck!
You deserve more credit, these videos are great!
In due time!! It will come. Thanks for watching!
Your business plan is exactly what I needed
Awesome! I'm glad it helped
did you ever start your home?
Opening a group home is a dream of mine. Since I don't want to live for my self but want to live for others in need.
I love it! You can do it. Follow this video step by step! 😍
Mine to I'm just stuck
Best video Ive seen on TH-cam about group homes.
I'm glad to hear you found the video informative and valuable! Understanding the intricacies of group homes is crucial, and it's great that the video could offer useful insights. If you could give it a thumbs up, I would really appreciate it.
Best,
Adella
This is THE most informative video I've ever watched on TH-cam! This is good information for starting
Glad it was helpful Armani! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment. best, Adella 😍
Great video Miss Pasos you never leave me with a doubt!
This was great! I’ve been thinking about this for a while & didn’t expect to get such great info💜 thank you 🙏🏽
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment ! 😍
You are a blessing! Thanks so much for your insight.
No problem! Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment. Hopefully you can start your group home this year using this information. - Adella 😍
Excellent information !My sis wants to open this bussiness! When I search to get some information ,got it such valuable information!Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
I found you by searching for start a group home for veterans. I thank you for this information, because there's not much about it online.
No problem. Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment. :-)
Thanks again Adella, always wonderful presentation of materials.
Thank you! Cheers! Hopefully you will get started on your group home! 😍
I googled this and I'm looking forward to getting started, I live in NC and saw there are tons of them here.
Thank you I’m correctly starting my Group homes
Wonderful! You got this!
Keep me posted on how it goes.
Best,
Adella
I literally have everything figured out beside if I should do a llc or c corporation. I was going to do a nonprofit but since I’m doing it with my sisters I want us all to benefit from it. But thank you for this video!!!!!
Of course, I'm glad you found the video helpful! When deciding between an LLC or C corporation for your group home, it really depends on your specific goals and needs. A C corporation is a separate legal entity that can issue stock and has certain tax advantages, but also comes with more regulations and formalities. An LLC, on the other hand, is a more flexible and simpler structure that allows for pass-through taxation, meaning the profits and losses of the business are passed through to the owners and taxed at their individual tax rates.
In terms of running a nonprofit versus a for-profit business, there are different advantages and disadvantages to consider as well. Nonprofits are tax-exempt and can receive grants and donations, but are subject to more regulations and limitations on earning profits. For-profit businesses, on the other hand, have more freedom in earning profits and making decisions, but are subject to taxes and may not be eligible for certain grants and donations.
I would recommend speaking with a business attorney or accountant to fully understand the differences and which structure would be best for your specific situation. Best of luck with your group home!
Best,
Adella
@@Askadella thank you!
I’m currently looking for a Home to start a Mental health group home. My mother has 2 group homes for disabilities. I have my funds ready to start but she is being opinionated and giving negative reasons why I shouldn’t start. I’m now currently starting without her.
I think it's important to hear her out on any possible challenges or difficulties, just so that you should be aware and then decide on your own.
My best friend owns a mental health group home, and it's not always the easiest dealing with the residents. You also have to be very dedicated to the business and well-being of the people who are living there.
Lots of people have very successful group homes, her group home generates $45k a month.
Just make sure that the resident's quality of care is put number one. Everything else will fall in place.
If you didn't already buy the $5 group home plan, here's the link: payhip.com/b/bLYE
That is super helpful when organizing and starting a group home. I believe you can do it.
Let me know if you have any more questions!
Best of luck on your new group home!
Adella
Can you give me some tips please on getting started
Is it therapeutic procedures as starting an In home support agency IHS and Home health aid
My sister and I really planning to open a group home,Some times next year that is why I am here. Thank you for your video 🙏
You are very welcome Zainab! Best of luck to you! 😍
How’s it going?
I liked your video. I'm recovering from a divorce however I'm poised to work a model like this to grow I'm a 100 percent service connected veteran and need to get this right.please provide more about acquiring properties too. Thanks, and great presentation you do well.
Thank you for your kind words! I’m glad you liked the video. Look for areas with demand for group homes. Check zoning regulations to ensure properties can be used for your intended purpose. Explore various financing options, including traditional mortgages, VA loans (since you’re a veteran), or government grants specifically for veterans or group home operators. Also, Consider starting with a smaller property to gain experience and build a reputation before expanding to larger homes. This approach can help you learn the ropes of operating a group home effectively. If you have more specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
Thank you for the information. I want to open a group for felons after once they leave the halfway house. Help them get a second chance in life and offer them skill training in multiple fields.
Absolutely! That's a wonderful initiative! Creating a group to support individuals who are transitioning out of halfway houses and offering them skill training is incredibly impactful. It's an opportunity to provide practical support and guidance for those seeking a second chance in life. I commend your dedication to helping others rebuild and thrive after challenging times.
Your efforts will undoubtedly make a significant difference in these individuals' lives, empowering them to pursue new opportunities and build fulfilling futures. If there's any way I can assist or offer further guidance, please let me know-I'd be more than happy to help support your initiative in any way I can.
Best,
Thank you for brining this to the light. Really appreciate your energy!
You are so welcome EmreX, appreciate you watching and leaving me a comment. 😍
Thank you for this video I am excited to start my group home 🏡
You're very welcome. Good luck with everything. If you need the business plan, i've made it affordable for only $5 - payhip.com/b/bLYE , Cheers!
@fatuma how is your business going sis
Thanks for the group home business is a must have!
Absolutely!
Adella is the best for business on youtube
Awe thank you for your support and leaving me a comment!
I want to start a group home for millionaires with amnesia
Lmbo. Brilliant
Make sure to choose a location that is both accessible and appealing to affluent clients. Consider areas with privacy, beautiful surroundings, and proximity to luxury services!
Great business information on starting a group home
You're very welcome! Good luck on starting your group home business.
Thanks for the information. I need more help.
My first question is: 1) Do I have to register my business first?
2) Where do I register my group home business? I leave in Los Angeles.
3) Can I start with rental home?
4) How many clients can one start with?
I'm interested in elderly or children.
Thanks
Hi Tatarose, please see the answers below.
1. Yes, if you are certain you want to start a group home, legally registering the business is the first step. If you are not sure, do all you research first and then come to a decision.
2. Once you register the business you can do it at pasosdeals.com/mycorp... choose an LLC or S-Corp and choose California as your state. Always check with your state for special business licensing requirements. Los Angeles may require a " transitional housing license / permit" that you need to obtain. You can get that here: www.cdss.ca.gov/inforesources/childrens-residential/how-to-become-licensed
3. The official group home business will be registered with the Department of Healthcare Services for California. The link to the applications and guidelines are here: www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/Pages/HealthHomesProgram.aspx . Read over the provider guidelines and also download the toolkit. If you have any questions, you can all them directly.
4. As long as you own the home and the building is in your name or the business's name, you can start. You cannot run that kind of business out of someone else's property.
5. You can do elderly or children. The amount of people you can start with depends on how many bedrooms you have in the house. Call into the Department of Healthcare Services for California to verify the requirements for having one or more beds or clients per room.
I hope that helps,
Adella
@@Askadella #4 hey I just want to make sure I understand what You stated. You said I can not host in a house I am renting? I will have or mortgage or rent to on the property?
So you can't rent our a house to started with
You deserve more views. Thanks for the incredible value 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! 🙌🏽 It means the world to me that you find value in the content I create. I'm truly grateful for each and every viewer who takes the time to watch and engage with my videos. Your encouragement motivates me to continue sharing and creating more content that can hopefully help and inspire others. Let's keep learning and growing together! 🌟📚 Thanks again for your support, and I look forward to bringing you even more valuable content in the future. Stay awesome! 💪🏽😊
Amazing video! Super helpful information.
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment! 😍
Thanks for including the video with the PDF, that is aunt has a group home and she's about to open a does well
That is awesome! I hope she does well too. You're very welcome. Thanks for buying the group home business plan.
Best of luck!
You were great in your presentation. thanks
Thank you so much! and thanks for leaving me a comment.
Best,
Adella
Just wanted to say thankyou for all of this information. 🦋 God bless you
You're very welcome Marquita. I appreciate you leaving a comment and stopping by. 😍
Sending you love because of the quality information,
Thank you
No problem William!! Thanks for stopping by, watching and dropping me a comment.
That’s great 😁, I with my husband think about open group home, We hope have someone like you know all about how start group home, May you help me ? Thank you 😊
Hi, a great place to start is to download the business plan so you can get the basics of what a residential facility takes to setup / manage. Then you'll need to call or contact your STATE's department of health to discuss the specific requirements for licensing. Every state operates differently.
Thanks again Adella, I purchased your group home business plan template.
Thank you for your purchase! Please reach out to me if you need help getting started or have questions. 😍
Very informative and thorough.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and dropping me a comment! 😍
Your video's are very informative.
T😍hank You! I try to give as much information for FREE as possible to help you on your journey!
Amazing information! thank you so much for the guide.
Glad it was helpful Malik!
Thanks for leaving a comment.
Best,
Adella
Purchased your group home business Idea! Thank you Adella
Wonderful! You're very welcome. Best of luck on starting!
Really great tips and easy to follow. Thank you ❤️
Glad it was helpful Ama! Appreciate you leaving a comment and watching! 😍
I paid for your business plan thanks so much I'll let you know how things go.
Awesome! yes keep me in the loop on how you go. Remember, I can answer questions at adellapasos.com
Thank you !!! Been looking for good information..
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment! 😍
Awesome video, good clear directions to start.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What are some important factors to consider when purchasing or leasing a location for a group home?
Hey Alpha,
Thanks for your question. Zoning Laws: Check if the area is zoned for group homes. Ensure it's accessible to public transport, healthcare facilities, and other essential services. Review crime rates and overall safety of the neighborhood. Adequate space for residents, including common areas and private rooms. Assess the condition of the property-any repairs or renovations needed? Consider all costs, including lease/purchase price, utilities, and maintenance.It's vital to carefully evaluate these factors to find a suitable location.
Thanks for asking!
Adella
Thanks for explaining the process, easily!
My pleasure! Thanks for leaving me a comment! 😀
I work for a group home with 6 individual men ages 22-60 they each have their own room, it’s a nice medium sized house. They have a number of autistic behavioral disabilities and the house is designed for them.
I defiently want to open my own one day. Thanks for the insight I needed this information.
That sounds like a rewarding experience, and it's great to hear that you're inspired to open your own group home one day! With your background, you already have valuable insights into what makes a successful and supportive environment for residents. If you have any more questions or need further information as you pursue your goal, feel free to reach out. Good luck with your journey!
Love this business idea, this is new to me.
Absolutely, not many people have heard of Group Homes and did not know the government is paying for this resource. Happy to answer any questions you may have.
Best of luck,
Adella
I heard a voice in my head say “open a group home “ and here I am
Well...welll...!!!! I'm glad the voice in your head pointed you in the right direction, Bonita! Hopefully the video left you feeling encouraged to start.
I will be hosting a Live Q&A and Learning session next month for starting a group home business. Go to AdellaPasos.com and register for the ' list of leaders' at the bottom of the page and I'll send more info.
Best of luck,
Adella
I just purchased the $5 Group Home Business Plan
Thanks so much for your purchase!
Great video, just shared with my friends.
Awesome, thank you!!!!! and thanks for subscribing.
Thankyou for information
You're very Welcome!
My first game plan is: 3 years house stay on that babe first until the next steps!👂👌
Thank you for this valuable information
You're very welcome Denise. Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment. Best, Adella 😍
Just subscribed to your channel. Thank You!
Thank You for subscribing! Stay tuned for more videos. 😍
These videos are super helpful
Glad you like them. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for creating this channel.
It's my pleasure! Happy to help you guys become entrepreneurs and make a difference.
Best,
Adella
Lovely video, just stopping by to say hello.
Thanks Arezo, appreciate you! 😍
you are absolutely beautiful inside and out. thank you for this.
You're very very welcome! Thanks for watching, wishing you much success!
Wishing you so much success I love your vids.
Luciana, thank you so much for watching and dropping me a comment. Appreciate you guys. If you have any questions about starting a business. I'm happy to help!
Adella
Very cool video!
Thank you very much! Really appreciate you commenting!
Thanks for this information.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching and subscribing.
my mind feels stimulated thank you for this!
You're very welcome! I'm glad that the video was able to stimulate your mind and provide you with valuable information. Group homes can be a great option for providing individualized care and support for those in need. If you have any further questions or comments, feel free to ask. Thanks for watching!
Best, Adella
Very cool channel Adella thanks
Thanks for visiting
Super helpful thank you.
You're very welcome!! Let me know how you go.
I heard you mention involving a professional attorney in the process. Wouldnt that get costly, is there a way of preparing contracts yourself?
Hey Sakunta,
Thanks for the question. Yes, hiring an attorney can be expensive, but the legal complexities of starting a group home make it advisable to get professional help. While you can draft contracts yourself using templates or software, you risk overlooking important regulations or liabilities. This could end up being more costly in the long run if you face legal issues. However, some costs can be mitigated by using an attorney for the most complex issues while handling simpler tasks yourself. Always remember, legal advice is critical for a regulated industry like group homes.
Let me know if you have anymore questions.
Thanks,
Adella
Love this video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Helpful! Thanks
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for stopping by!
Thank u I learned a lot from u
Thank you Mohamed. I'm so happy you did. Subscribe to make sure you learn a lot more. 😀
Thank you for watching and leaving me a comment. I appreciate you!
Best,
Adella
Thank you so much for sharing this information ❤ my husband and I are looking into starting a group home
Thank you for watching and commenting! I'm so glad you found this information helpful. Starting a group home can be a rewarding and challenging experience, and it's great that you and your husband are considering it. My best advice is to make sure to do your research and understand the legal requirements and regulations in your area. It's also important to have a solid business plan in place and to seek guidance from professionals in the field. Best of luck to you both in your journey to start a group home!
You can and should also google "group homes" to see what comes up in your local area as far as other group home business owners. You'll usually see 5 to 10 listings in the google local listings. You can have a look at their websites and get an idea of the types of people they help, sometimes fees are also listed.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Best wishes, Adella
That is really helpful. Thanks a lot.
Glad it was helpful! Thank for watching and leaving me a comment. 😍
I know this differs between the focus group for crratibg group homes and time, but what is an average time frame for starting a group home? 1 year? 2 years?
Great Question! The average time frame for starting a group home can vary, but typically it takes between 1 to 2 years. Here’s a breakdown:
Research and Planning: 2-4 months to research regulations, develop a business plan, and secure funding.
Licensing and Permits: 3-6 months to obtain necessary licenses and permits.
Finding a Location: 1-3 months to find and secure an appropriate facility.
Renovations and Setup: 2-6 months for any needed renovations and to set up the facility.
Staff Hiring and Training: 1-3 months to hire and train staff.
Marketing and Admissions: 2-4 months to market your group home and admit residents.
So, on average, it could take anywhere from 1 to 2 years to fully start and operate a group home. Most it's 9 to 12 mo.
Hope that helps!
Thank you so much !!!! This video just made me more excited to open my own group home!
You got this! Let me know if you have any questions. Each state's rules and regulations are different, so don't be afraid to call your Department of Health. They can answer any additional questions about licensing and regulation in your state. Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment! Best, Adella
Love these videos you do more.
More to come! Thanks
this was helpful
You are very welcome. I'm happy to help if you need any questions answered about starting or getting this done.
Best,
Adella
Your videos are the best subscribing
Glad you like them!
I want to do one for elderly disabled vs. teens with behavioral, can I do that?
Yes, you can do that. There is no limit on what kind of group home you want to setup. Contact your local state's dept of health to get setup and get your questions answered. Best, Adella
Hey great video. I’m looking for specific information on opening a children’s group home in Maryland
Hi Iziegbe, Maryland's group home program is here: dhcd.maryland.gov/HousingDevelopment/Pages/ghp/default.aspx
They do have a flyer and loan options, so you can all the Department of Housing and Community Development to get more information on licensing.
Best,
Adella
Good content thanks
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for leaving me a comment. 🙂
A how to start a personal training business would be appreciated. Thanks in advance
Coming soon for you! Stay tuned 😍
@@Askadella thank you 🙏🏾 ma’am
How does the Family First Prevention Services Act affect profits? Is it true that they’ll only pay for 2 weeks if you have a group home for children?
Hi Markeya, that act is exercised on a federal level and has a lot to do with providing guidelines to the state's on how they pay the group homes and the licensing standards. Every single state is also regulated differently, so I cannot speak to that. The best thing to do in this case would be to reach out to your department of health for your state and ask them about the payments for group home business ( if the FFPSA reduces payouts for any reason) . I hope that helps. If you don't know who to contact, let me know your state and I'll post the department's contact information for you. Best, Adella 😍
Of the gazillion websites and videos I've seen, this has been the most helpful. QUESTION: I'm doing an Assisted Living home for developmentally impaired for 8-12ppl. That means 24hr/ overnight staffing is required. How do these places do scheduling?? I'm considering having 1 staffer live on-site but given how hard it is to get a tenant out in my jurisdiction, I dread the idea. Can someone share the various staff scheduling options they've seen regarding staffing at 24 hr homes please?
7am-3pm, 3pm to 11pm & 11pm/7am (morning time they'll be at a day program)
@@sharrellbrown1850 Thanks! So far, I'd mainly heard 10-12 hr shifts.
Hey S.P. , I'm glad to hear that you found the video helpful! As for your question about scheduling for a 24-hour assisted living home for developmentally impaired individuals, there are a few different options that you might consider:
Traditional scheduling: This involves creating a set schedule for each staff member, which would likely involve rotating shifts so that everyone has a chance to work during different times of day. You'll need to make sure that there is always someone on site to provide care, so this may require hiring several staff members to cover all shifts.
Split shifts: Another option is to have staff members work shorter shifts that are split into two or more parts, with breaks in between. For example, someone might work from 7am-11am, take a break, and then work from 3pm-7pm. This can be a good option if you have staff members who are available for certain times of day but not others.
Live-in staff: As you mentioned, having a staff member live on site can be a convenient option, but it's not always feasible. If you do choose this option, be sure to carefully consider the living arrangements and compensation for the staff member, and make sure that they are comfortable with the arrangement before moving forward.
Outsourcing: If you don't want to manage staff schedules yourself, you could consider outsourcing staffing to a third-party agency. This can be a convenient option since the agency would be responsible for hiring, training, and scheduling staff members.
Ultimately, the best scheduling option for your assisted living home will depend on your specific needs and circumstances. Consider reaching out to other assisted living home owners in your area to learn more about their staffing strategies, or consult with a professional in the industry to get expert advice. Best of luck with your project!
Best,
Adella
How to handle medication management and ensure residents receive their required medications?
Thanks for the question,
Managing medications in a group home involves key steps:
Make sure staff are trained in medication management. I would hire a CNA or a Nurse if you have the money to do so to manage this. Keep an up-to-date Medication Administration Record (MAR) for each resident. Have it digital and printed copies on file. Before administering, check to make sure it's the right resident, right medication, right dose, right time, and right route. Always record when a medication is administered in your record keeping system. Securely store medications, and check expiration dates regularly. Watch for side effects and communicate any changes with healthcare providers and family. Also, keep any and all medications in a safe place where no one can tamper with it.
Best,
Adella
Hey Adella! Its a great to find you in youtube. I love your content its Super and awesome. I'm working at helping businesses shine online. I've been doing it for last one year! If we are working together it would be WIN WIN game for us. If you interested, then please share I can give you demonstration how it would be.. and again love for your work..👍👍
How are you supposed handle financial management, billing, budgeting, and resident fees?
Hey Sanjay,
For managing the finances, I would recommend using an accounting software for tracking expenses and revenues.You can use Square. Here's a link to signup www.pasosdeals.com/square . You can use it also to generate invoices for services and medications. You should ideally create an annual budget for the home and review it monthly, so you're not overspending. Make sure you clearly outline your fees in resident contracts and keep records of payments. Use a mix of manual oversight and automated systems to manage these financial aspects efficiently. Always keep clear and accurate records.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Best,
Adella
Good job
Thanks for watching Malia - Take care, Adella
Great video. Pammie from Chicago Illinois
Hey Pammie from Chicago! Thank you for watching and dropping me a shout out. Hope you're staying warm!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
I have a question though. How do I Start with NO Money?! 😓😓
This type of business won't really have a NO money option. If you own a home, contact the department of health to find out the requirements to convert your home into a business facility.
If not, you'll have to locate a home, buy it cash or take out a mortgage to get started.
Best of luck on your new business!
Adella
@@Askadella Damn....!! 😳😳💔🤐😭😭😭😭
We live in HUD Housing. Only receive Social Security for Disability. Don't Work. All the houses here in Florida require mostly like 10% down payment!! Like where we gonna get Thousands of Dollars!!?? I thought there were a few ways to get a house basically for FREE with Real Estate Investing!! Can't we do That?? ..... 💔😭😭😭😭
Yes, there might be. I'm not a specialist on getting homes for free. I think if you can figure that part out you can add this part and make it a success.
I think most people are getting an FHA or Conventional loan, putting 3 to 10% down and making this work for them.
You can't start getting paid until you get the home, and make sure it's approved by the state to house residents.
I wish i could be of more help,
Best,
Adella
@@Askadella It's Alright. Thanks for this information!! You did what you could. I will see what I can do!! I'm pretty sure no one will approve a loan for my family and I. I've never worked due to disabilities since Birth. We can barely get approved for a Car!! 😓😓
I will see if there is anything out there that can help us get started and ready. I really wish there was more access to this kind of thing. But I know that Patience is all I need!! ❤️❤️
Thanks Again for the information and for your time. It is Greatly Appreciated!! Have a Wonderful Day!!
So you said the start up cost can range from about 10,000 to 15,000 does that include leasing expense , furniture maintenance, floor plan etc?
Correct!
Here’s a rough breakdown of how you might allocate a $15,000 budget for starting a group home:
Leasing/Rent: $3,000 - $5,000 (for initial lease payment and security deposit)
Furniture and Equipment: $2,000 - $4,000 (basic beds, seating, kitchen appliances, etc.)
Renovations and Modifications: $1,000 - $2,000 (ramps, safety rails, minor repairs)
Licensing and Permits: $500 - $1,000 (fees vary by location)
Initial Supplies: $1,000 - $2,000 (food, medical supplies, cleaning products)
Insurance: $1,000 - $1,500 (liability and property insurance)
Staffing: $2,000 - $3,500 (initial salaries, training costs)
It's best to prioritize essential expenses and look for ways to save, like buying used furniture or negotiating lease terms, to stay within your budget.
I hope this helps!
I wanted to work for myself and this seems like a good way to get you have tips on house hunting or
Yea, one tip would be to search for a home large enough to house enough residents. So, choose a place with space for the workers and the residents. Good Luck, Adella
How should the scheduling of shifts go for 24/7 coverage?
Hey Shahbaz,
Thanks for the question. For 24/7 coverage in a group home, you can use a rotating shift schedule. Most people schedule their CNA's, LPNs, or Nurses like this:
8-hour shifts: Three shifts per day (morning, afternoon, night).
12-hour shifts: Two shifts per day, often preferred for continuity of care.
Ensure overlap during shift changes for smooth handover and make room for breaks and emergencies. Update the schedule regularly and communicate it clearly to all staff.
Hope this helps,
Thanks for watching!
Adella
How do residents, their families, and staff to continuously improve services and operations?
Hey Khan,
To generate feedback, use surveys or regular meetings to collect feedback from residents, families, and staff on what can be improved. Be sure to get Regular Reviews: Conduct periodic assessments of care plans and operational processes, adjusting as necessary. Be sure to train your staff: Keep staff up-to-date with the latest best practices and compliance standards through ongoing training. Make sure to keep Open Communication and maintain open channels for grievances or suggestions and act upon them promptly. It's important to perform internal and external audits to identify areas of improvement. By combining feedback and formal reviews, you can identify gaps and opportunities for enhancing both services and operations. I hope this helps.
Best,
Adella
I just purchased your business plan. Thank you. Where in GA does one obtain information on policies and procedures and where does one register for their license?
Sure, I can send you this info for GA. Please Go to AdellaPasos.com and fill out the contact form. Thanks 🙏
@@AskadellaThank you for the information, would you be able to provide the info for Florida?
How do specialized care and state funding impact the earnings you mentioned?
Hey LsBeng!
Thanks for the question. For Specialized Care: Offering specialized services like mental health support or geriatric care often allows for higher billing rates, increasing revenue. For State Funding: Depending on your jurisdiction and type of care provided, your group home may be eligible for state or federal funding, grants, or subsidies, which can substantially supplement earnings. Both specialized care and state funding can have a significant positive impact on a group home's financial viability.
I hope this answers your question,
Best,
Adella
Just stopping by to say Hi!
Hey! Thanks for stopping by!