Need a home with more day-to-day help? Tell us what’s needed. Ready Rooms looks for homes in our network that may provide it - and helps you understand what each type of Texas home can offer.
Tell us what help is needed day to day - we’ll look for homes that may provide it.
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When someone needs more day-to-day help, the right home can make life easier to manage - for them and for the family. Depending on the home, housing can include:
Features and services vary by home and provider.



Free. Tell us what you need - we look for providers that may fit.
Ready Rooms is a Houston-based Texas nonprofit. Our team reviews housing requests, works with our network of independent housing providers and helps connect people with housing and supportive resources.
Every provider is reviewed before referrals are accepted. Meet the team →
Kelly O'BrienDirector of Social Services
Zioni IsrealDirector of Strategic Development & Acquisitions
Tawanna MikkolaHousing CoordinatorReady Rooms works with housing providers beyond what you may see while browsing. Tell us what you need and we’ll help identify possible matches - free, no obligation.
No. Ready Rooms doesn't provide care. We look for homes in our network that may offer the level of help needed, explain what each type of Texas home can legally provide, and can sometimes point you to home health partners.
People use the term loosely. Under Texas law, a place giving food, shelter, and personal care or medication administration to four or more unrelated people is an assisted living facility and must be licensed.
No. A boarding home can help with meals, housework, and self-administering medication, but doesn't provide personal care.
| Type of home | What it can provide |
|---|---|
| Supportive shared home | A room and house rules, sometimes meals or a house manager. No hands-on personal care. |
| Boarding home facility | Lodging for 3+ elderly people or people with disabilities, with meals, housework, or help self-administering medication - no personal care (H&S Code ch. 260). |
| Assisted living facility | Food and shelter for 4+ unrelated people plus personal care or medication administration. Must be licensed (H&S Code ch. 247). |
| Home health in a residence | Visiting aides or nursing from a licensed agency, separate from the housing. |
Personal care services means help with feeding, dressing, moving, bathing, or other personal needs, or general supervision of well-being (§247.002).
Use Texas HHSC's Long-term Care Provider Search to look up licensed assisted living facilities. Ready Rooms doesn't verify licenses unless stated.
A shared home plus a visiting home health aide can work. Request help through Find Home Care, or see senior housing.
Include the discharge or move-in date, area, payment source, and the specific daily help needed. You'll confirm you have the person's permission (or documented authority) to share their information with housing providers.
Tell us what help is needed day to day and what you can afford.
Prefer to talk? Call or text (281) 949-8064