Keep Them Close. Help Them Live Independently. Save Money.

You shouldn't have to choose between your parent's independence, your peace of mind and expensive senior living facilities. Give them a home designed to support safer, more confident aging and only steps away from the people who love them most.

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A Private Home. A Connected Life.

Halo home exterior with covered side porch

When a parent's home starts to feel harder to manage, most families feel stuck between two options: leave them in a house that no longer works for them, or move them into a facility that's expensive and still requires your oversight. You shouldn't have to spend a fortune, or your peace of mind, to make that happen.

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There's a better way.

We understand this decision, because we've faced the same options for our own parents. You want them safe but independent. You want to help but not feel overwhelmed to provide all the care.

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Halo homes are:

  • A 1-bedroom, 1-bath, 480 sq. ft. home, designed by award-winning architect Allison Ramsey and purpose-built for independent aging

  • Built with universal design: wider doorways, zero-entry showers, grab bars, and senior-facility-grade fall prevention and fall detection technology

  • Backed by 24/7 health monitoring, staffed around the clock by trained wellness professionals on demand help arrives within minutes of a fall, and daily insights track sleep, health, and activity along the way

  • Delivered in 90 days or less from permit approval, available now in Georgia and Tennessee

It’s a different approach to senior living: the privacy and independence of having your own home, paired with the comfort and connection of having family nearby.

Is Your Property a Fit for Halo?

Three steps from "is this possible?" to move-in day.

  1. Laptop showing a lot check: zoning, setbacks and map layers for a property

    Check Your Lot

    Local ADU rules, setbacks, and lot requirements determine what's possible on your property. Enter your address, and we'll tell you in less than a minute whether a Halo home can be placed in your backyard.

  2. Top-down view of the furnished Halo home

    Design Your Halo

    We begin with a free video assessment to review your site and then once you decide to move forward we provide a fixed price with no surprises. You choose your finishes before anything is ordered.

  3. A finished Halo home ready for move-in

    Move Your Parent In

    We manage every step including the permitting, the build, and the installation. Once your permit is approved, we can have your Halo installed in less than 90 days* and ready for move-in.

One Fixed Price. No surprises.

Halo Homes start at $149,800, with an expected installation cost of $44,000.

Halo saves your family up to 51% compared to independent living, and 34% nearly $116,000 over a comparable 5-year path through independent and assisted living.

Senior Living Facility
Monthly
Independent Living$4,500
Assisted Living$7,500
Over 5 Years$342,000 total
Halo
Monthly
Halo (independent)$2,200
Halo (+ 4 hrs/day in-home care)$6,120
Over 5 Years$226,080 total

With Halo, you don’t have to choose between peace of mind and affordability, you can now get both.

Built to the Standard of Independent Living but Feels like Home.

Halo homes are designed by award-winning architect Allison Ramsey with a simple goal: create a home your parent will genuinely want to live in. Every detail from the proportions and natural flow of the spaces to the accessible features is considered around the way people live as they age.

Designed for easier everyday living:

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The Next Chapter for your Parent, Without the Trade-Off.

Give them a home within your budget. Give your family peace of mind.

The next chapter doesn't have to be about moving away, giving up independence, or settling for a place that doesn't feel like home or is beyond your budget.

It can be about living well, staying connected, and having a home designed for what comes next while still saving for the day your parent may need skilled nursing.