For case managers

A Host Home Partner You Can Trust

Acuity Meadows is a Colorado PASA specializing exclusively in the Host Home model — with nurse-led oversight, transparent communication, and a genuine commitment to person-centered placement. We are currently finalizing PASA certification and accepting referral inquiries now.

Why refer to Acuity Meadows

What Sets Us Apart

Nurse-Led Clinical Oversight

Every placement includes active clinical supervision by our nursing leadership — proactive health monitoring, care coordination, and responsive support when needs change. You'll have a clinical contact, not just a coordinator.

Host Home Specialty

We don't do everything — we do Host Home. Our entire agency is built around this one model, which means deeper expertise, better-prepared providers, and more thoughtful placements.

Transparent Communication

We believe case managers deserve timely, honest updates. We commit to responsive communication, clear documentation, and proactive outreach when anything changes in a placement.

Careful Matching

We take matching seriously. We consider the individual's goals, preferences, support needs, and personality alongside the provider family's capacity and household environment before any placement moves forward.

HCBS Waiver Aligned

Our intake, documentation, and service delivery are designed to align with Colorado's HCBS waiver requirements from day one — minimizing administrative friction for you and your clients.

Pre-Launch Transparency

We are currently finalizing PASA certification with CDPHE and HCPF. We are building our infrastructure the right way and welcome early conversations with case managers who want to understand our model.

Who we serve

Is Host Home Right for Your Member?

The Host Home model is well-suited for adults with IDD who thrive in a family environment, benefit from consistent relationships, and are a good fit for community-integrated living. It is not the right fit for everyone — and we will tell you honestly if we don't think it's the right match.

Typically a good fit

Adults who benefit from consistent, stable relationships
Individuals who prefer a home environment over a group setting
Those who want to participate in community life and household routines
Individuals with mild to moderate support needs
Adults whose goals include greater independence and community connection

May not be the right fit

Individuals requiring 24/7 intensive medical or behavioral support beyond Host Home capacity
Those who prefer a larger group living environment
Individuals whose support plan requires staffing levels beyond what a provider family can provide

The referral process

How to Make a Referral

01

Reach Out

Contact us by email or through our inquiry form. Share a brief overview of your client's needs, goals, and current situation. There is no formal referral packet required at this stage.

02

Initial Conversation

We'll schedule a call to discuss your client in more detail — their support needs, preferences, and whether Host Home with Acuity Meadows is likely to be a good fit.

03

Intake & Assessment

If we move forward, we conduct a thorough intake assessment — reviewing the individual's support plan, health history, and goals to inform the matching process.

04

Matching

We identify provider families whose household, capacity, and personality are compatible with your client. We share information about potential matches and involve you and the individual in the decision.

05

Placement & Transition

We support a gradual, thoughtful transition — including visits and trial stays. Once placed, we provide ongoing nurse-led oversight and keep you informed throughout.

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Start a conversation

Have a Client in Mind?

Reach out to discuss your client's needs and whether Host Home with Acuity Meadows could be the right fit. Early conversations are welcome — no formal referral packet required.