05/27/2026
A group home is really residential housing. Supervision is provided by staff as well as supervision, training and/or assistance. Residents share in the chores and management of the residence. In order to assist the individual moving toward independence. In order to qualify, an individual must suffer from a disability. Private rooms in a group home usually run about $5,000.00 monthly. Shared rooms run about $4,000.00. Group homes are financed by private pay, long-term care insurance or, more commonly, state Medicaid waivers. Medicare does not fund group homes. Individuals receiving SSI or SSDI are required to pay a portion of their income as rent.