This document provides information about host home providers. It defines a host home provider as an independent contractor responsible for the well-being and care of an individual with disabilities in their home. The host home provider is expected to integrate the individual into their family life, provide room and board, and support the individual's independence and needs as outlined in their individual plan. Responsibilities include teaching life skills, maintaining a safe home, transportation, medication administration, and documentation. Host home providers are chosen based on their relationship with the individual and undergo background and home checks. Training is required before becoming a provider. Rates are set by the state based on the individual's level of needs.