Our Homes

Client Openings

Availability changes often. Here’s a current snapshot of each home — call us for the latest openings and to start a conversation about a placement.

We currently have 2 openings between our facilities — please reach out!

Openings come up as residents transition to more independent living. Even when homes are full, we encourage families and case managers to connect with us through the North Bay Regional Center (NBRC) so we can plan ahead together. Referrals can be sent to Office@DuMolinHomes.com.

Douglas House, a DuMolin group home in Santa Rosa. Currently full

Douglas House

  • Up to 6 residents
  • 4 single · 1 double
  • Ambulatory

A very active home — housemates love getting out into the community, both on their own and as a group.

Sacramento House, a DuMolin group home in Santa Rosa. 1 opening

Sacramento House

  • Up to 6 residents
  • 4 single · 1 double
  • Ambulatory

A moderately active home — housemates visit family on weekends and enjoy an easy pace during the week.

Danny’s Place, a DuMolin group home in Santa Rosa. Currently full

Danny’s Place

  • Up to 6 residents
  • 2 single · 2 double
  • Non-ambulatory · wheelchair accessible

A nursing focused home, set back on a private drive, able to care for individuals with specific medical and nursing needs. Residents enjoy celebrating holidays and BBQing on weekends.

Redwood House, a DuMolin group home in Santa Rosa. Currently full

Redwood House

  • Up to 6 residents
  • 2 single · 2 double
  • Non-ambulatory · wheelchair accessible

A nursing focused home on a scenic, rural road, able to care for individuals with specific medical and nursing needs. Housemates enjoy arts and crafts and relaxing on the back deck to the sounds of nature.

Velma House, a DuMolin group home in Santa Rosa. 1 opening

Velma House

  • Up to 6 residents
  • 2 single · 2 double
  • Non-ambulatory · wheelchair accessible

A moderately active home — housemates enjoy the occasional outing with peers.

Suited to residents who do not have complex medical needs.

Victoria House, a DuMolin group home in Santa Rosa. Currently full

Victoria House

  • Up to 6 residents
  • 2 single · 2 double
  • Ambulatory

A very active home — outgoing housemates who love to host parties.

A thoughtful welcome

How admissions work

We take placement seriously — for everyone’s sake. Here’s the path from first inquiry to moving in.

1

Referral receipt

We receive the client referral from the North Bay Regional Center, detailing client information, history, and needs.

2

Referral review

We review the referral materials sent through NBRC to understand the client’s needs, and see if we are a good match.

3

Dinner visit

A relaxed dinner visit lets the prospective resident meet housemates and staff in the home.

4

Overnight stay

An overnight stay helps everyone make sure the home is the right place for the client to thrive.

5

Move-in

Once it’s a match, we finalize a move-in date and welcome the new resident home.

How to inquire about a placement

Most placements are coordinated through the North Bay Regional Center (NBRC), and we warmly welcome house tours. Tell us a little about your loved one and what you’re looking for, and we’ll guide you from there.