Work as a host-home provider
A fulfilling job, built around everyday life.
Welcome an adult with I/DD into your home and earn income while supporting their goals, independence, and connection to the community.
The work is personal
Successful providers build trust over time. You share routines, celebrate progress, and help one person take part in the places and relationships that matter to them.
The work
What the job looks like
- Daily routinesMeals, personal care, household tasks, and a safe living space
- Health needsAppointments, medication reminders, and communication with the care team
- Community lifeTransportation and support for work, appointments, activities, and time with others
- Personal goalsPracticing skills, building independence, and making progress toward what matters to the member
- Daily recordsClear, timely notes about support, progress, and important changes
Working with Grove
Meaningful work, with a team behind you.
Grove sets clear expectations and supports providers with onboarding, practical training, and regular communication with the member’s care team.
We can talk through the role, your home, and the provider approval process before you decide whether it is a fit.
A note about taxes
Some provider payments may qualify for a federal income tax exclusion.
Under IRS Notice 2014-7, certain Medicaid waiver payments to an individual care provider may be treated as “difficulty of care” payments and excluded from federal gross income when the requirements are met.
Every provider’s situation is different. Talk with your CPA or tax advisor about whether the exclusion applies to you.
Read the IRS guidanceContact Grove
Interested in becoming a provider?
Email us to start a conversation about the role and next steps.