Boise · Treasure Valley · Idaho Falls
A home built around you.
Residential Habilitation of Idaho provides person-centered support that helps adults with disabilities live safely, grow in independence, and take part in their communities.
What we do
Our services
Residential Habilitation Services
Personalized residential support designed to help adults with disabilities live as independently as possible while receiving the assistance they need in a safe, supportive home environment.
Learn more about Residential Habilitation ServicesDaily Living & Independent Living Skills
Hands-on support with daily routines and life skills, including personal care, meal preparation, household responsibilities, organization, communication, decision-making, and other skills that promote greater independence.
Learn more about Daily Living & Independent Living SkillsCommunity Integration & Participation
Support that helps individuals participate in their communities, build meaningful relationships, pursue interests, access community resources, and develop confidence outside the home while focusing on full inclusion.
Learn more about Community Integration & ParticipationPerson-Centered Support & Goal Development
Individualized support based on each person's abilities, preferences, needs, and personal goals. RHI works alongside individuals, families, guardians, and care teams to encourage progress and meaningful quality of life.
Learn more about Person-Centered Support & Goal Development
Why families choose RHI
Dignity, choice, and community.
Person-centered
Support is built around each person's strengths, preferences, and goals.
Collaborative
We work closely with families, guardians, case managers, and support teams.
Local
Teams serving Boise, the Treasure Valley, and Idaho Falls.
Who we serve
Here for individuals and the people who support them
Adults with disabilities
Adults who qualify for residential habilitation, including those looking for a new provider.
Families & guardians
Parents, family members, and guardians helping a loved one find the right support.
Referral professionals
Case managers, support coordinators, and healthcare professionals.
Eligibility: To receive services, a person must have been diagnosed with their disability before age 22. RHI can't provide services to someone who wasn't diagnosed by 22.
More about who we serveA day in the life
What a day with RHI looks like
For the people we support and the staff who support them.
Morning
For clients: Start the day your way with help on routines, breakfast, and getting ready.
For staff: DSPs help with morning routines, medication support, and planning the day.
Midday
For clients: Run errands, shop, attend appointments, or go to work or day programs.
For staff: Support people out in the community and build real-life skills together.
Afternoon
For clients: Enjoy community activities, outings, hobbies, and time with friends.
For staff: Lead activities and help people connect with their community.
Evening
For clients: Relax at home with dinner, games, and a family-like atmosphere.
For staff: Help with dinner, wind-down routines, and overnight or graveyard support.
Locations
Where we provide services
Boise
Treasure Valley
RHI provides person-centered residential habilitation for adults with disabilities across Boise and the Treasure Valley, from our office in Meridian.
Idaho Falls
Eastern Idaho
RHI supports adults with disabilities in Idaho Falls and the surrounding Eastern Idaho communities with individualized residential habilitation.
Common questions
What is residential habilitation?
Residential habilitation provides individualized support to adults with disabilities in a residential setting. Services are designed to help individuals develop and maintain skills, increase independence, participate in their communities, and work toward personal goals.
Who does RHI serve?
RHI serves adults with disabilities who qualify for and need residential habilitation services. To be eligible, a person must have been diagnosed with their disability before age 22.
Can someone diagnosed after age 22 receive services?
No. Residential habilitation services are only available to adults whose disability was diagnosed before age 22. If you're unsure, contact us and we'll help you understand your options.
What does residential habilitation support include?
Support may include daily living skills, personal care, household responsibilities, community participation, social skills, communication, decision-making, and other individualized goals identified through the person's service plan.
Ready to talk about support?
Individuals, families, guardians, and case managers are all welcome to reach out.