ResHab Pulse findings
Monthly ResHab Pulse findings — residential habilitation and supported living only. Each month publishes once it has at least five included submissions.
Monthly pulse — Residential Habilitation
A faster-cadence read on the segment absorbing the largest share of the July 2026 rate reductions. Months marked before the cut are baseline; the vertical line marks the cut effective date.
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Month: August 2026 · Service line: Residential habilitation / supported living
Only months with at least five included submissions are listed. The Monthly Pulse covers residential habilitation and supported living only, so the service-line filter above does not subdivide it further.
Median DSP vacancy — twelve-month rolling
Months below the publish threshold appear as gaps (n < 5). The vertical line marks July 1, 2026, when the rate reductions took effect.
Showing: August 2026 · most recent month with published findings · compared with July 2026
Changes providers attribute to the rate reductions
Share of 18 reporting residential habilitation providers in August 2026 who cited each operational change as a direct response to the cuts.
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Quarterly findings — all provider types
The quarterly survey is the methodological backbone: all HCBS provider types, the full four-quadrant indicator set, financial position, and narrative. It is reported and aggregated independently of the monthly pulse.
View quarterly findings →A note on this data
These figures reflect self-selected providers who chose to participate. The sample is not statistically representative of all Idaho HCBS providers. Trends across reporting periods are more meaningful than absolute values. See methodology for details on collection, suppression, and limitations.
Last updated 9/23/2026, 2:24:15 AM
Trends across periods
How key indicators have moved over time
Median DSP vacancy
14.3% latest · August 2026
ResHab homes offline (est.)
43 latest · August 2026