Housing
Our Housing
At COC Living, we understand that finding the right housing for your loved one with developmental disabilities is a journey. We offer various living options that promote independence while ensuring residents have the support they need to thrive.
Large Home Settings
Warm, welcoming environments in residential neighborhoods with a smaller staff to resident ratio offering greater independence
Medication management
Assistance with home maintenance
Small Home Settings
Larger staff to resident ratio offering more support for residents
Medication management
Assistance with home maintenance
Apartment Living
Social opportunities with community
Life in Our Homes
Transportation Services
The right home. The right support. A life worth living.
We offer living arrangements to meet different needs and preferences:
Our staff-to-resident ratios range from 1:4 in larger homes to 1:2 in smaller settings—because some people thrive with more housemates, others prefer a quieter space. Either way, residents get the support they need: medication and money management, health monitoring, personal care assistance, and the kind of companionship that turns a house into a home. We help residents volunteer, attend community events, go out with friends, and live the kind of full, connected life everyone deserves.
Who We Serve
Is COC Living Right for You?
Support Services Include
Getting Started
Initial Contact
• Complete our online inquiry form
• Schedule an initial conversation
• Learn about funding requirements
Assessment
- Meet with our team
- Discuss individual needs and goals
- Review housing options
- Tour available locations
Application
- Submit required documentation
- Complete eligibility verification
- Meet with potential housemates
- Develop transition plan
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the process to establish housing?
It’s approximately 1 – 5 years
What funding streams support long term housing?
Long-term housing is funded by a combination of the following:
- Social Security Benefits
- Medicaid Mental Health System Benefits
- Medicaid Benefits
- Special Needs Trusts
- MiAble
Can residents choose their housemates?
What kind of staff training is required?
Training includes but is not limited to participating in online courses pertaining to recipient rights, medication passing, nutrition and health, person-centered planning and first aid and CPR.
How do you handle medical needs?
Medical needs are carried out at the directive of the individual’s physician. Community Opportunity Center manages all required doctor appointments, partnering with families and physicians to carry out all prescribed medical protocols for the individual. All prescribed medications are organized and securely stored within the home. Staff are trained to follow the Five Rights of mediation passing to ensure each medication is passed timely and correctly.