Residential Services
What is a Host Home Provider?
A host home provider is someone interested in making a difference in the lives of others and having the satisfaction of owning your own business. The responsibilities as a provider include providing meals, transportation to appointments and other activities, assisting with daily living and personal care, medication management and behavioral supports. Becoming a provider also gives you the opportunity to provided companionship and the opportunity for the individual to participate in social activities in their community.
Apply to Become an Independent Contractor/Host Home Provider
Step 1: Review the Independent Contractor/Host Home Provider Requirements
Step 2: Fill Out Your Initial Application
Step 3: Complete Your Independent Contractor/Host Home Provider Application Packet
Independent Contractor/Host Home Provider Requirements
In order for your application to become a provider to be considered, you must meet at least the following criteria:
- Able to pass a Criminal Records check
- 21 or over
- Live in a home that meets HUD, State and DDRC/QLO standards
- Have the financial resources required to open and operate the home
- Successfully complete the Basic Training Course and first aid/CPR
- Maintain professional liability insurance and automobile liability insurance as required by law
→ Visit Care Association - Understand what it means to be an Independent Contractor/Host Home Provider
- Understand and follow state regulations around providing services as an Independent Contractor/Host Home Provider
→ Visit CO Secretary of State