Supervised independent living is a type of housing and care option for individuals who are able to live independently but may require some level of supervision and support. It is typically used for people who have aging-related issues, developmental disabilities, or mental health conditions that affect their ability to live completely on their own.

Supervised independent living typically involves the individual living in their own apartment or other private living space, while receiving regular visits from a caregiver or case manager. The care provider will check in on the individual, provide support with tasks such as meal preparation, and ensure that the individual is safe and healthy. The care provider will also be responsible for monitoring the individual’s overall well-being, providing services such as medication management, and ensuring that the individual is following the care plan.

Supervised independent living can also include additional services such as transportation, social and recreational activities, and assistance with personal care needs. The goal of supervised independent living is to provide the individual with the support they need to maintain their independence and live as independently as possible, while also ensuring that they are safe and well-cared for.

It is a good option for people who want to live independently but also need additional support and supervision to manage their daily needs and maintain their overall health and well-being.