The Host Home / Companion Care model under HCBS doesn’t look like a group home, and the software shouldn’t either. Sereniq supports Host Home providers and the Form 4122 documentation flow today, built with HHCC operators, not adapted from a different program.
In a Host Home arrangement, a companion provider lives with the individual served. The documentation is different. There is no shift schedule and no clock-in. Software built for HCBS Supervised Living group homes doesn’t translate cleanly.
Sereniq treats Host Home as its own service type rather than as a checkbox bolted onto a residential workflow. Companion providers are first-class users. Form 4122 prints to the HHSC layout. The mobile experience is sized for the way HHCC actually happens: a single household, not a 24-hour staffed home.
Host Home is live on Sereniq today. If you run a Host Home program, book a demo and we’ll walk through Form 4122, the host-home provider role, and how the weekly log fits a single household.
Texas HCBS Host Home / HHCC providers running companion-care arrangements who want documentation built for their model rather than retrofitted from a group-home product.
Yes. Sereniq supports HCBS Host Home / Companion Care today, including Host Home as its own service type, a host-home provider role, weekly Form 4122 documentation, and an optional Form 3092 MAR. There is no shift schedule and no clock-in for host-home providers.
Host Home does not behave like a staffed group-home workflow. Sereniq separates the service type, documentation pattern, user role, and Form 4122 print path, with no shift or clock-in requirement, instead of forcing HHCC into the SL model.
Yes. Host Home records share Sereniq’s audit trail and export model, so notes, forms, approvals, and related evidence can be reviewed alongside the rest of the agency record.
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