Person-centeredServices are reviewed around individual goals and needs
Daily-life focusSupport is built around routines, safety, and independence
Human reviewedLeadership reviews before external commitments
Local focusSalt Lake County service conversations

Residential Habilitation Supports

Residential Habilitation Supports help people receive daily support in a residential setting while building stability, independence, safety, and community connection.

RHS setting: Magna RHS Program at 8525 West Elk Mountain Road, Magna, UT 84044.

Current local bed count: 3 open bedroom(s), pending leadership review and client-specific fit.

Apartment/amenity notes:

Beautiful bottom-floor 3-bedroom apartment at 8525 West Elk Mountain Road, Magna, UT 84044. Elk Run public website describes 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments. Apartment features include large closets, separate dining room, washer/dryer connections, private patio or balcony, carport, additional storage, range, window coverings, and select-unit granite counters/plank flooring. Community amenities include swimming pool, free covered parking, 24-hour laundry room, 24-hour fitness center, play areas, basketball court, BBQ picnic area, dog park, night patrol, garage option, tetherball area, Google Fiber internet, 24-hour emergency maintenance, and bike racks. Neighborhood page highlights Magna Library, Great Salt Lake, USANA, shopping, dining, schools, employers, and outdoor recreation.

Important safety language: the packet may describe the apartment as a possible setting only. It must not promise admission, bed availability, roommate fit, staffing, or move-in approval.

RHS may include support with

  • Daily living routines, meals, hygiene, household responsibilities, and personal organization.
  • Community activities, appointments, transportation planning, and relationship-building.
  • Health and safety awareness, supervision needs, and coordination with the support team.
  • Respectful roommate compatibility conversations and home expectations.
  • Skill-building that supports independence while maintaining needed structure.

The right support starts with a real conversation. SLCRC takes time to understand each person's goals, support needs, living preferences, and team expectations before confirming the best path forward.

Residential support, shown simply

This video gives visitors a more immediate feel for the kind of warm, grounded support SLCRC wants people and families to experience.

  • Daily routines and home stability
  • Respectful residential support
  • Community connection and practical care
A calm home environment for daily residential support
Daily routines, meals, and practical skill-building

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