Rooms that are ready before you are
Private and semi-private rooms in a shared living environment, for independent adults who want a safe, clean, and welcoming place to call home. Furnished, cleaned, connected, and covered by one simple rent.
Which room is right for you?
Both options live inside a real house, with a shared kitchen, living room, and laundry. The difference is simply how much space you keep to yourself. New to the idea? Start with what supportive shared housing actually means, or read the common questions.
Private room
Your own furnished bedroom, your own door, your own routine. Shared common spaces keep community one step away when you want it.
Semi-private room
A furnished room shared with one housemate. The most affordable way to live in a supportive home, and for many residents the most social one.
What does the rent include?
Thirteen amenities, one rent, zero surprise bills. This is the full list, straight from the house rules.
Affordable Rent
One monthly amount that covers the essentials below.
Fully Furnished
Bed, bedding, storage, and lighting are all in place on day one.
Clean, Safe & Drug Free
House standards that protect every resident's recovery and rest.
Accessible Housing
Rooms and routes that work for residents with mobility needs.
Housekeeping
Regular cleaning keeps shared spaces genuinely shared.
Medication Reminders
Gentle daily structure for staying on schedule.
All Utilities Included
Heat, electric, and water are covered in the rent.
Free Internet
Wireless internet throughout the home, included.
Washer & Dryer Access
On-site laundry, no coin rolls or laundromat trips.
Bedroom Options
Private or semi-private, matched to your budget.
Games & Festivities
Recreational games and planned celebrations through the year.
Monthly Pantry Trips
Group trips to community food banks and pantries.
Welcome Hygiene Kits
Soap, toothpaste, towels, and the basics, waiting on your bed.
Which services come to the house?
A one stop shop for personal care, within the convenience of your own home. These eight offerings visit our homes on a regular or as-needed basis.
Home Health, Hospice & Home Care
Visiting clinical and personal care from partner agencies, arranged around your needs.
In-House Psychiatrist & Nurse Practitioner
Behavioral health support on site, so care never depends on finding a ride.
Pharmacy That Delivers
Prescriptions arrive at the house, paired with daily medication reminders.
Non-Emergency Transportation
Rides to essential appointments and key errands.
Light Case Management
Help with benefits, referrals, and the paperwork that keeps support flowing.
Mobile Barber & Stylist
Look like yourself again without booking a trip across town.
Pet & Music Therapy
Scheduled visits that lift the whole house.
Mobile Podiatrist
Foot care at home, especially important for residents with diabetes or limited mobility.
How does shared housing compare?
An honest look at the realistic alternatives. Every option below is right for somebody. The question is which one is right for you.
| What matters | Heart to Heart Homes | Renting alone | Assisted living facility | Staying put / doing nothing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly bills | One rent covers utilities, internet, furnishings, housekeeping | Rent plus utilities, internet, furniture, deposits | Typically the highest monthly cost of the four | Whatever today costs, plus what isolation costs later |
| Community | Housemates, shared meals, games, planned festivities | Only what you build yourself | Structured activities on a facility schedule | Often shrinking year over year |
| Support services | Visiting home health, pharmacy delivery, transportation, case management | You arrange and travel to everything | Licensed clinical staff on site | None new |
| Medical care level | Support for independent living, not skilled nursing | None included | Best fit for daily clinical care needs | None |
| Payment sources | Private pay, SSI, SSDI, vouchers | Usually private income only | Private funds, long-term-care coverage, waivers | Not applicable |
Heart to Heart Homes
- Bills: one rent covers utilities, internet, furnishings, housekeeping
- Community: housemates, shared meals, games, festivities
- Support: visiting home health, pharmacy delivery, rides, case management
- Care level: independent living support, not skilled nursing
- Pay with: private pay, SSI, SSDI, vouchers
Renting alone
- Bills: rent plus utilities, internet, furniture, deposits
- Community: only what you build yourself
- Support: you arrange and travel to everything
- Care level: none included
- Pay with: usually private income only
Assisted living facility
- Bills: typically the highest monthly cost of the four
- Community: structured activities on a facility schedule
- Support: licensed clinical staff on site
- Care level: best fit for daily clinical care needs
- Pay with: private funds, long-term-care coverage, waivers
Staying put, or doing nothing
- Bills: whatever today costs, plus what isolation costs later
- Community: often shrinking year over year
- Support: nothing new
- Care level: none
- Pay with: not applicable
Need daily skilled nursing? An assisted living community or nursing facility will serve you better, and we will say so during your first call. That honesty is part of the care.
See a room before someone else does
Applications are open now. Rooms are limited and furnished rooms move quickly.