Why Choose Us?
Choosing the right support provider for yourself or a loved one is one of the most important decisions you can make. At The Supported Living Group (SLG), we understand that true care goes beyond medical needs; it’s about building independence, connection, and purpose.
As a trusted leader in non-medical community-based support for individuals with brain injuries, autism, and age-related challenges throughout Connecticut, we help people live meaningful lives in their homes and communities.
Expertise That Makes a Difference
Our team of clinicians, program managers, and support staff bring decades of combined experience in brain injury rehabilitation, behavioral health, and person-centered program design.
We specialize in delivering non-medical supports through a variety of funding and access options, including:
ABI, ASD, CHCPE, and PCA Waiver programs
Money Follows the Person (MFP) community transitions
Veterans Affairs (VA) services
Specialized non-medical Private Pay disability support options
Each pathway allows us to meet clients where they are, at home, in the community, or during times of transition, with consistent, professional support that fosters independence and confidence.
Compassionate, Individualized Care
Every person’s story is unique. That’s why SLG develops individualized, non-medical care plans designed to reflect each person’s goals, strengths, and preferences. Whether you’re rebuilding life after a brain injury, navigating the complexities of autism, or seeking dignified eldercare, our approach is both compassionate and clinically informed.
We take pride in offering non-medical services that promote stability, recovery, and independence, always with respect, empathy, and a focus on quality of life.
Community-Based and Creative Programs
At SLG, we know that healing and growth don’t just happen in clinical settings, they happen through connection, creativity, and community participation.
Our Inspire Arts Programs in Avon and Bethany, Connecticut, embody this philosophy. Designed for brain injury survivors, Inspire Arts uses painting, music, writing, and collaborative projects to promote emotional healing, cognitive growth, and self-expression.
It’s more than an art program, it’s a non-medical, therapeutic outlet that supports recovery, identity, and belonging.
A Holistic Approach to Support
We believe true well-being extends beyond medical treatment. Our non-medical community-based supports blend emotional wellness, cognitive rehabilitation, and social engagement, creating an integrated model that helps people live fully and independently.
Our programs are designed to promote:
Emotional resilience through creative and therapeutic expression
Cognitive recovery through individualized rehabilitation plans
Social connection through inclusive, community activities
Stability and independence through respectful daily support
Trusted by Families and Professionals Alike
Families, conservators, and partners choose SLG because we provide reliable, compassionate, and outcome-driven non-medical support. Our commitment extends beyond service delivery—we build long-term systems of care that foster dignity, growth, and hope.
When you choose The Supported Living Group, you’re choosing:
A dedicated, experienced team that truly cares
A flexible, person-centered approach
A focus on community-based, non-medical independence
A commitment to integrity, innovation, and results
Experience the SLG Difference
Whether you’re seeking non-medical brain injury support, autism services, eldercare, or private pay assistance through programs such as VA, MFP, CHCPE, PCA, ASD, or ABI Waiver, The Supported Living Group offers the expertise and compassion to help individuals thrive.
