Services
Participant Assistance and Care (PAC)
Participant Assistance and Care (PAC)
Participant Assistance and Care (PAC)
PAC services are tailored to each person’s goals, as outlined in their Person-Centered Individual Service Plan (PCISP).
- Skill Development: Focus areas include:
- Daily living skills (meal prep, household chores)
- Health and safety
- Social skills and community engagement
- Transportation and appointment management
- Homework strategies and leisure activities
Adult Family Care
Participant Assistance and Care (PAC)
Participant Assistance and Care (PAC)
Designed to provide a homelike environment for individuals who need assistance with daily living activities. This service supports individuals by offering 24-hour supervision, socialization, meals, medication oversight, and hands-on assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) while maintaining their independence.
Activities of Daily Living (ADL's)
Participant Assistance and Care (PAC)
Activities of Daily Living (ADL's)
The tasks of everyday life. Basic ADLs include eating, dressing, getting into or out of a bed or chair, taking a bath or shower, and using the toilet. Our caregivers can assist.
Attendant Care
Bathing Assistance
Activities of Daily Living (ADL's)
Assistance in performing daily tasks.
Attendant Care (ATTC) services are designed to provide hands-on support for individuals who need help with daily living activities due to disability, aging, or health conditions. These services are especially important for helping people remain safely and comfortably in their homes rather than moving to institutional care.
Bathing Assistance
Bathing Assistance
Bathing Assistance
Bathing can become difficult without assistance, let our caregivers assist. Bathing assistance is a crucial caregiving service that helps individuals maintain hygiene, dignity, and safety especially those with limited mobility, chronic conditions, or age-related challenges. It’s more than just helping someone wash; it’s about creating a
Bathing can become difficult without assistance, let our caregivers assist. Bathing assistance is a crucial caregiving service that helps individuals maintain hygiene, dignity, and safety especially those with limited mobility, chronic conditions, or age-related challenges. It’s more than just helping someone wash; it’s about creating a respectful, comfortable experience that promotes health and well-being.
Companionship
Bathing Assistance
Bathing Assistance
Our caregivers offer companionship that makes you comfortable such as reading a book, visiting a friend, watching a good movie, playing games, etc.
Light Housekeeping
Medication Reminders
Light Housekeeping
Cleaning can be a difficult task. Our caregivers can help with upkeep in your home.
Meal Preparation
Medication Reminders
Light Housekeeping
We offer meal prep service and this will allow clients to enjoy home-cooked meals.
Medication Reminders
Medication Reminders
Medication Reminders
Our caregivers will assist by reminding clients to take their medications.
Toileting Assistance
Transfer Assistance (Gait Belt)
Medication Reminders
Having a difficult time getting to the bathroom? Our caregivers can help assist. Toileting assistance is a vital caregiving service that supports individuals who have difficulty using the bathroom independently due to age, disability, or medical conditions.
Transfer Assistance (Gait Belt)
Transfer Assistance (Gait Belt)
Transfer Assistance (Gait Belt)
Need assistance with Transfer? Our caregivers can assist. A gait belt is a sturdy, adjustable strap worn around a person’s waist. It provides a secure grip point for caregivers to assist with transfers and ambulation.
Structured Family Caregiving
Transfer Assistance (Gait Belt)
Transfer Assistance (Gait Belt)
Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) is a program designed to support primary caregivers who live with and provide care for individuals who are elderly, disabled, or have chronic health conditions. This program allows caregivers, often family members, to receive financial compensation and professional support while caring for their loved ones at home.
Non-Medical Transportation
Home and Community Assistance
Non-Medical Transportation
Non-Medical Transportation is a service offered through programs to help individuals with disabilities or aging-related needs access community resources and activities that are not medical in nature. This includes trips to places like grocery stores, gyms, libraries, social events, and adult day services.
Caregiving Coach
Home and Community Assistance
Non-Medical Transportation
A Caregiving Coach is a professional who supports family caregivers by helping them manage stress, build skills, and maintain balance while caring for loved ones. This role is especially valuable for informal caregivers those who provide unpaid care to family or friends who often face emotional, physical, and logistical challenges.
Home and Community Assistance
Home and Community Assistance
Home and Community Assistance
Home and Community Assistance are services designed to help individuals especially seniors and people with disabilities live independently in their homes and participate actively in their communities.