Facility & Supportive Services
At Revive and Thrive LLC, we provide comprehensive recuperative care services designed to bridge the gap between hospital discharge and stable housing.
Health Services
All health services are delivered under the supervision of an Advanced Practice Provider (Physician, Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Nurse Specialist, or Physician Assistant).
Specialized Support
We provide safe post-hospital recovery for individuals experiencing homelessness, assist with follow-up care and medication adherence, and coordinate with health and community providers to promote long-term stability.
Questions
Recuperative care (also known as medical respite care) is a short-term, supportive service that provides a safe place for people experiencing homelessness to recover after a hospital stay or medical treatment. It bridges the gap between hospital discharge and stable housing by offering both medical oversight and social support.
Recuperative care is needed because many people experiencing homelessness have no safe or stable place to heal after being discharged from the hospital. Without proper rest, hygiene, and follow-up care, their health often worsens—leading to repeated hospital visits and higher medical costs.
Recuperative care provides a stable environment where individuals can recover physically and emotionally while receiving support to address housing, income, and other social needs. It helps break the cycle of illness and homelessness by promoting long-term stability and improved well-being.
Most clients in recuperative care do not pay out of pocket. Funding usually comes from partnerships between hospitals, health plans, local governments, or nonprofit organizations.
Hospitals may cover the cost as part of discharge planning, while Medicaid or managed care organizations may fund recuperative care for eligible individuals. Some programs also receive grants or charitable donations to support uninsured or undocumented clients.
The goal is to ensure that no one is denied care due to lack of money
It addresses the whole person—medical, social, and emotional needs—through supervised recovery, case management, and access to housing and mental health resources.
Emotional and mental support
Connection to housing and benefits
Improved public health and hygiene
Life skills and community reintegration
National Health Foundation Policies
Medical support (wound care, medication management)
Case management (housing, benefits, employment resources)
Mental health support (therapy, counseling)
Basic needs (meals, clothing, hygiene supplies)
Life skills and social support
Yes. Licensing ensures adherence to health, safety, and professional standards, enabling access to funding and community resources.
Rooms may be shared or private depending on capacity and medical needs. Every client has a safe, clean sleeping space and access to hygiene facilities.