Families often don’t know where to start with waivers, transitions, or finding the right support services. Many feel lost navigating habilitation, community integration, transportation, and respite options—especially after time spent in rehabilitation or long-term facilities.

Navigating life after leaving a rehabilitation facility can be overwhelming for individuals with intellectual disabilities and their families. The transition often comes with unexpected hurdles and a sense of uncertainty, leaving many unsure of where to turn for support or how to adjust to new routines.

Families and individuals may encounter a variety of challenges, such as:

• Difficulty adjusting to daily life outside a structured environment
• Barriers to participating in community activities or social events
• Finding appropriate resources or guidance for ongoing care and support
• Managing transportation needs to appointments, work, or social outings
• Experiencing caregiver burnout and needing reliable respite care
• Confusion about navigating state services or Medicaid waivers
• Struggling with feelings of isolation or lack of belonging

These pain points can make the process of reintegrating into the community feel daunting, affecting both individuals and their loved ones as they strive to find their way forward.

No family should have to face this alone or struggle to find the help they deserve.

Zoe Home, LLC has been working with Indiana families for years in various capacities, helping people with intellectual disabilities take steps toward a more independent life. Our team supports people of all ages who are ready to move forward after time spent in rehabilitation facilities.

We offer day and residential habilitation, respite care, transportation, and more. Our services are tailored to each person’s unique needs and goals.

We are certified under the Indiana Medicaid Home and Community Based Services Waiver Program, which sets us apart and ensures high-quality, community-focused support.