Supervised Living Group Homes:

Supervised Living Group Homes are often confused with Family Care homes. A Supervised Living Group Home provides 24-hour residential services to individuals in a home environment. The prime purpose of these services is the care, habilitation or rehabilitation of individuals who have a mental illness, developmental disability or a substance abuse disorder. 

A Supervised Living Group Home is required to be licensed if it serves two or more adult clients or one or more children. Facilities can be licensed for up to six residents. Each home is licensed to serve a particular population and disability groups are generally not commingled. Child and adult residents are not permitted to reside in the same facility.