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Home and Community Based Services (HCBS)

Respite Care

Respite is the provision of “short care and supervision” for children and adults with developmental disabilities. The home support is providing relief for the primary caregiver. While respite is also supporting the emotional, physical, and mental well being of the person with disabilities. When this service is provided regularly, it can keep families and other primary caregivers strong and energized.

  • Home support by being with the member
  • Ladies working at retirement group home
  • caregivers

Habilitation support at home and in the community

Habilitation services are provided to children and adults with developmental disabilities in their homes and in their communities. These services include developmental skill training and may also provide training in cleaning, cooking, shopping, washing clothes or working in the yard.

Thereby, this program helps a person to gain knowledge and skills in order to keep or increase self-sufficiency.

  • Home support with cleaning in the kitchen
  • Home support learning recipes and preparing for grocery shopping.

Attendant Care at home

Attendant care assists a person in maintaining or attaining safe and healthy living, which includes personal cleanliness and activities of daily living. These activities can include help with showering, bathing, changing seats, and eating.

  • Bathroom at a group home
  • Home support in cooking
  • Home support with bathing assistance

Housekeeping

The house cleaning service is to help keep the members’ house clean. This home support includes housekeeping in every room that the member needs to use. When this service is provided regularly, it can keep families and other primary caregivers strong and energized.

  • Cozy room with fireplace

If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 520-287-2043 or use our contact form.