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For Case Managers · Waiver Staff · Families
Find Community Residential Setting (CRS) group home openings for CADI, DD, BI, and CAC placements. Built for Minnesota case managers and waiver staff — browse by county and see live capacity when providers update.
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Why Capacity Track
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County pages are the best place to start for placement — openings and licensed CRS group home providers in that county.
83 counties
Background
Community Residential Setting (CRS) group homes provide 24-hour residential support for adults with disabilities, brain injuries, and mental health conditions. Licensed under Minnesota’s 245D framework by the Department of Human Services, CRS is one of the most requested placement types for waiver-funded services. Capacity Track lists licensed CRS providers statewide and shows openings when claimed providers update capacity.
Questions Case Managers Ask
A Community Residential Setting (CRS) provider operates a licensed group home under Minnesota’s 245D framework. CRS homes offer 24-hour residential support for adults with developmental disabilities, brain injuries, mental illness, or related needs — including daily living support, medication management, community integration, and skill-building.
Start with the Hennepin County CRS page for Minneapolis and metro openings. Check neighboring counties when you need more options, or browse neighboring county pages for more openings.
CRS placements are commonly funded through Medical Assistance waivers, including CADI (Community Access for Disability Inclusion), DD (Developmental Disabilities), BI (Brain Injury), and CAC (Community Alternative Care). The waiver typically covers residential services; room and board is often covered through SSI, SSDI, or other income.
Start with a county page for local openings and licensed inventory, then send an inquiry to the providers you want to reach. Open beds appear when Pro providers have updated capacity — for other listings, inquire or call to confirm.
CRS homes are typically larger staffed group homes (often 4+ residents) under 245D licensing. Adult foster care is usually smaller (1–4 residents) in a family-home setting with a live-in or on-site caregiver. CRS often uses shift-based staffing; adult foster care tends to feel more home-like.
Minnesota has hundreds of licensed CRS providers, with the highest concentration in the Twin Cities metro. Capacity Track surfaces licensed listings statewide and live openings when providers update.
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County pages are built for placement. Smart search lets you select matches and notify them yourself.