Private room
1 per home- A room to yourself, furnished
- Own closet and personal storage
- Door key, and quiet hours respected
- Full access to every shared space
Independent living · Metro Detroit
Where independence has an address.
Furnished room-and-board homes for adults who can live on their own but can't carry a lease alone. Private and semi-private rooms, every utility included, and a household that runs on a written agreement — not a waitlist.
- 5 residents
- Per home, deliberately small
- 1 + 2
- One private, two semi-private rooms
- 1 business day
- To screen and respond to a referral
- $0 add-ons
- Utilities, internet and laundry included
Placement criteria
Read this part first.
Most housing pages bury who they can't serve. We put it at the top, because a placement that fails in week two costs your client more than a "no" today.
A good fit for adults who:
- Are independent with daily living and personal care — bathing, dressing, moving around the home
- Self-administer any medication they take
- Have verifiable income — employment, SSI/SSDI, VA benefits, a representative payee, or private pay
- Can live respectfully in a shared, substance-free household
- Want a stable address to build from — work, benefits, reunification, school
Referrals come from hospital discharge planners, community mental-health case managers, VA housing navigators, reentry programs, and families.
Not the right placement for:
- Anyone needing assistance with activities of daily living
- Anyone requiring nursing care, supervision, or medication administration
- Anyone who needs an awake overnight staff presence
- Anyone whose care plan requires a licensed adult foster care setting
If your client needs licensed care, tell us anyway. We will say so plainly and point you toward providers who can take the referral.
What's included
Everything a person needs on day one.
Residents arrive with a bag, not a moving truck. The room is furnished, the utilities are on, and the household is already running.
Furnished rooms
Bed, linens, dresser and lamp in every room
Personal closet and storage
Each resident's belongings stay their own
Full kitchen access
Stove, refrigerator, microwave, assigned storage
On-site laundry
Washer and dryer in the home, no laundromat runs
High-speed Wi-Fi
For job applications, telehealth and staying in touch
Living room with Netflix
A real common space, not a waiting area
All utilities included
Heat, electric, water and trash, one flat rate
Household supplies and upkeep
Paper goods, cleaning supplies, regular maintenance
Mail delivered to the home
A real address for benefits, work and ID
Safety checks on a schedule
Smoke detectors and property checks, documented
Off-street parking
Plus street parking for visitors
Near transit and errands
Bus lines, groceries, pharmacy
Clear about what isn't included
Residents shop for and prepare their own food in the shared kitchen, manage their own medication, and arrange their own transportation. No personal care, nursing, or supervision is provided.
The home
A house on a street, not a bed in a facility.
Single-family homes in quiet residential neighborhoods, kept to one standard and managed by a team that answers the phone.
Semi-private room
2 per home- Shared with one roommate, matched intentionally
- Separate bed, dresser and closet for each resident
- Lower rate, same full access to the home
- Roommate changes handled by the house manager
Shared living room, kitchen and dining area, laundry room, bathroom, porch and yard — cleaned on a rotation and maintained by the management team.
- 01
A written house agreement. Every resident signs it at move-in, and it says the same thing in every home.
- 02
Substance-free household. Guests by arrangement, and quiet hours everyone actually keeps.
- 03
Shared-space expectations. A chore rotation, assigned kitchen storage, and a standard for common areas.
- 04
Regular property checks. Maintenance handled promptly, not when someone gets around to it.
- 05
A named contact for you. One person who knows your client's file — not a general voicemail box.
Referrals & intake
From referral to move-in, in about a week.
Built for the way case managers actually work — short, clear, and no chasing.
- 1
Send the referral
Use the form below, or call. We need a short summary: age, income source, independence level, target move date.
- 2
Screening call
We speak with your client within one business day and confirm fit against the criteria above.
- 3
Tour and agreement
Walk the home, meet the household, and review the house agreement and the rate in writing.
- 4
Move in
The room is furnished and ready. We confirm the placement back to you in writing.
Make a referral
Talk to a person, not a portal.
Send us a short summary and we'll tell you honestly, the same business day, whether this home is the right fit — and where to look next if it isn't.
- Call or text
- 248-795-9542
- Call or text
- 248-250-2439
- Referrals
- generationhousingpartners@gmail.com
- Service area
- Metro Detroit, Michigan
- Tours
- By appointment, seven days a week