Utah

Utah Dept. of Health and Human Services, Office of Licensing (facility licensure); services administered by the Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD) Called a Residential Support / Residential Habilitation (community residential support, group home) here

Mai Heaven is building small, permanent group homes with real daily support in Utah. We are pre-licence here and cannot place anyone today — this page is so a case manager, discharge planner, or family can see how this housing works in Utah and refer someone for when a home opens.

No home is open in Utah yet. We are still bringing homes online here. If you need help right now, these are the numbers to call today — or put a name on the waiting list so we reach out as places open.

Refer someone in Utah

Case managers, discharge planners, and families can send us someone who needs a place. We'll add them to the waiting list and follow up as homes open.

Refer someone

Who licenses this work in Utah

Utah Dept. of Health and Human Services, Office of Licensing (facility licensure); services administered by the Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD). Any provider operating here should be able to give you a licence number issued by them, and you can check it against the state's own register. A provider who will not show you that is one to walk away from. Utah's official licensing page →

What it is called here

In Utah this kind of home is usually called a Residential Support / Residential Habilitation (community residential support, group home). The word matters when you are searching — families regularly conclude nothing exists near them because they searched the term used in a different state. The full list of state terms is here.

How it is paid for

The Medicaid path most relevant to this housing in Utah is the Community Supports Waiver (CSW); Acquired Brain Injury Waiver. Which waiver and funding source actually applies depends on the person — we confirm that with you when we follow up on a referral.

How Medicaid waivers work · How to get on the waiting list

Who we are being built for in Utah

Small, permanent homes for adults who need daily support but not a hospital or a nursing floor: people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, people managing a behavioral-health condition, veterans, people leaving a hospital or treatment with nowhere safe to go, and young people ageing out of foster care.

Who takes hard-to-place referrals in Utah?

That is specifically who Mai Heaven is being built for — a history of refusals, a behaviour plan, a guardianship question, or a mix of diagnoses that does not fit one funding stream. Put the person on the waiting list and we reach out the day a home opens near you. For an immediate need, these are the numbers to call now. To refer, use the referral page.

Common questions families ask

What a supported home costs, what the levels of care mean, how to qualify for disability housing, whether Medicaid pays, and how a supported home differs from assisted living — answered straight:

Hear when a home opens in Utah

Questions about supported homes · Printable touring checklist · For discharge planners · Help available today