Truwell is open to exploring person-specific CRS new-development referrals across Minnesota counties. We are not advertising existing vacancies, open beds, or immediate placements. Each potential home begins with one person's needs and depends on lead-agency collaboration, licensing, housing, staffing, compatibility, and authorization.
We evaluate whether new residential capacity can be responsibly designed around a person's assessed needs, preferred community, support model, and long-term stability.
Staffing and support are planned around the referred person before a new home is developed.
The referral, assessed needs, preferences, and goals guide the proposed home—not an available room.
Geography, transportation, family proximity, accessibility, and community connections are evaluated early.
Licensing, housing, compatibility, staffing, authorization, and long-term viability must align.
Truwell's CRS intake is for person-specific new development only. We do not advertise existing vacancies, open beds, or immediate placements. Each opportunity depends on referral fit, lead-agency collaboration, state need and licensing requirements, housing, compatibility, staffing, and authorization.
If a new-development referral moves forward, the proposed support model is built around the person's authorized needs. These are examples of supports that may be planned; they do not represent an existing home or vacancy.
Consistent daily routines and structure that promote stability and growth.
Opportunities to develop independent living skills and personal capabilities.
Built-in peer relationships and community connections for social support.
Access to trained staff and healthcare professionals around the clock.
Truwell evaluates referrals where person-specific residential capacity may be appropriate. Eligibility alone does not guarantee development or placement.
Send the referral and current support information for an initial fit review.
Truwell is open to exploring person-specific CRS new development in any Minnesota county when the person's needs, lead-agency partnership, housing, staffing, licensing, and authorization can align. The examples below are starting points, not limits.
Take the first step toward community-based residential support. Our team is ready to help you access the services you need.