SHEBOYGAN — Sheboygan-based Vista Care expanded support for individuals with disabilities in Colorado, marking the fifth state to receive organizational services.
The organization added presences in the Denver, Colorado Springs and Grand Junction areas. Fifteen individuals have been accepted for services since the beginning of the year.
The expansion to Colorado will expand its client base to more than 700 individuals, also offering services across Illinois, Nevada, South Dakota and Wisconsin, a news release said.
“We are excited to begin our work in Colorado and serve more people better while keeping them in our hearts and actions at all times,” Vista Care CEO Liz Olive said in the release.
Vista Care grew Host Home services, offering clients support with daily and healthy living, safety, and community engagement at their residences. This type of care approach encourages community integration and individually tailored attention and care, according to the organization. Host Homes, or shared living options, are offered in Nevada and South Dakota, too.