Frequently Asked Questions

Halo Senior Homes help aging parents stay close to family without giving up independence. Instead of moving a parent into independent or assisted living, Halo places a fully independent, factory-built home in your backyard so they keep their own space while you’re just steps away.

Independent and Assisted Living moves your parent into a shared facility, often beginning at $4,000 or more a month. Halo keeps them in a private home in your own backyard, near the people they love, at a fraction of the monthly cost, with the option to add in-home care exactly when and if they need it.

Yes, it is. Halo homes are freestanding, factory-built structures designed from the ground up for aging in place, with universal design features and safety technology a standard in-law suite doesn’t have.

480 square feet and includes everything needed for someone to live independently: full bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living space. You can add upgrade to side porch depending on your site.

Halo homes are designed by architect Allison Ramsey, known for classic, livable residential design. Every home is factory-built for precision and consistency, then delivered and installed at your property.

No. Halo homes are permanently installed, factory-built residential structures not manufactured housing on a chassis. They’re built to International Building Code standards on permanent foundation, not the federal mobile-home code.

Every Halo home includes universal design features throughout, plus senior-living-facility-grade fall prevention and detection technology, connected to 24/7 staffed wellness monitoring. That means the peace of mind of a monitored care setting, in a home that still feels like home.

Halo homes are currently available in Georgia and Tennessee.

90 days or less from permit approval to move-in.

Halo’s team manages the process end to end including permitting, site work, and installation.

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

Halo can save 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.

With Halo, your family owns the home which can be repurposed in the future for extra living space or as rental income.

Yes. Depending on your situation, financing options can bring the monthly cost of a Halo home under $2,000/month.

We partner with HFS Financial and RenoFi to provide a variety of financing options.

Yes. Universal design is standard, not an upgrade built with the realities of aging in place in mind from the start.

In-home care can be added as needed, and the built-in fall detection and 24/7 wellness monitoring are there whether or not additional care is in place.