Resident and visitor and residential housing

National Residential Housing and Transitional Care Facilities

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Online Resource

Reviewed Date

Jul 1, 2026

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This page offers a national directory of residential housing and transitional care programs for individuals recovering from brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, and other disabling conditions. The resources listed provide supportive environments that promote independence, rehabilitation, and community integration.



The Assisted Living Foundation of America (ALFA) provides affordable housing for low-income seniors and families through new construction and rehabilitation projects across the U.S. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, ALFA currently owns and operates over 1,000 housing units, offering service-enriched living environments designed to support residents' needs
Phone: 310.201.5990


Features a list of residential programs that specialize in brain injury rehabilitation and long-term support. These providers meet specific criteria for quality and individualized care.
Phone: 703.761.0750


BrightSpring Health Services is a provider of comprehensive home and community-based health services that serves complex populations in need of specialized care
Phone: 502.394.2100

Centre for Neuro Skills
Provides post-acute rehabilitation and residential care for individuals with brain injuries. Their programs emphasize functional recovery, independence, and reintegration into the community.
Phone: 800.922.4994


Supports people with disabilities through residential, employment, and day programs. Offers housing options that promote independence and community inclusion.
Phone: 609.951.9900


Provides a continuum of care for individuals with brain and spinal cord injuries, including residential rehabilitation, supported living, and transitional care. Programs are available in multiple states.
Phone: 800.743.6802


Progress Center for Independent Living is a nonprofit organization serving suburban Cook County, Illinois, that empowers people with disabilities to live independently through advocacy, peer support, information and referral, and skills training. The center promotes disability rights and inclusion, offering free services and resources tailored to individual needs and community engagement.
Phone: 708.209.1500


Offers sub-acute rehabilitation and residential services for individuals with brain and spinal cord injuries. Programs are designed to support recovery and independence.
Phone: 800.648.6885

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