Shared bedroom
Bedrooms are shared between housemates. Residents bring their own belongings and make their side of the room their own.
Service · Supportive Living
A shared home on a real street.
Supportive living at Aspen is shared housing: a single-family home in West Valley City where residents share bedrooms, common spaces, and rent. There is no live-in staff. Residents manage their own daily lives. The home is on a residential street with neighbors, a mailbox, and a lawn.
What is included
What the home provides.
Shared common spaces
Living room, kitchen, and yard are used like a real household. No program schedule imposed on common areas.
Resident-managed daily life
Residents manage their own schedules, meals, and routines. Chores and laundry are part of daily living, not a program.
Self-managed medications
There is no onsite staff to administer medications. Residents are responsible for their own medication management.
Bus stop nearby
A public transit stop is within walking distance. Residents use public transportation to reach work, appointments, and community. No staffed transport is provided.
Family visits welcome
Family is welcome to visit. Visits are coordinated in advance with house management so everyone is prepared.
Who it is for
A good fit, an honest answer.
Supportive living at Aspen is the right fit for adults who can manage their own daily routines with some housing stability and community support in place. Residents set their own schedules, prepare their own food, handle their own medications, and use public transportation to get around. The home provides structure through shared living, not through staff oversight.
We support adults eligible for the HRSS Waiver or other Utah Medicaid housing programs, including adults with documented behavior support plans and adults transitioning from a family home or a previous housing arrangement.
Where this is not currently the right fit: adults who require nursing-level or medically fragile care; adults who need staff present in the home at all times; adults under 18; adults who need single-occupancy housing. If you are not sure, reach out. We will tell you within 48 hours.
How funding works
Our supportive housing placements are funded through the HRSS Waiver (Housing Related Services and Supports). The waiver covers the security deposit for eligible residents. Ongoing rent is paid by the resident from their own income or benefits. There are no additional fees for housing-related services covered under the waiver. We will tell you exactly what is and is not covered before you sign anything.
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