Explore our wide range of services designed to cater to all of your home care needs. From housekeeping to personal care services, we have you covered.
Community Alternative Programs (CAP)
The Community Alternatives Program (CAP) provides personalized, community-based care for those seeking alternatives to facility-based services. Our team collaborates with individuals to create tailored care plans, promoting independence and engagement. By connecting participants with local resources and social activities, CAP enhances quality of life and fosters a sense of belonging.
Personal Care Services
Our personal care services assist with daily tasks to ensure your well-being and independence. We tailor each care plan to meet your unique needs, prioritizing comfort and attentive support. Our compassionate caregivers are dedicated to enhancing your quality of life at home.
- Assistance with daily tasks
- Skilled and compassionate caregivers
- Lite Cleaning & organization
- Customizable schedule options
- Experienced and reliable staff
1915i Respite Care
Respite Care Services provide temporary relief for primary caregivers, supporting their well-being and that of care recipients. Available at home and in the community. These services prevent caregiver burnout by offering essential breaks.
- Individualized care plans
- Community integration opportunities
- Client-centered approach
Peer Support
Peer Support services are vital to recovery-oriented care as they deliver personalized assistance that connects clinical treatment with everyday life.
In-home peer support involves trained specialists offering non-clinical help and stress relief.
These services not only alleviate emotional distress but also act as training centers, nurturing specialized skills in mental health support within the community.
Community Living Support
Community Living Support (CLS) offers services to help individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or mental health challenges live independently within their homes and communities. These services focus on daily living skills, community integration, and safety and advocacy, and are delivered by Direct Support Professionals or community health workers, often funded through Medicaid Waivers or non-profit organizations. The core philosophy of CLS is to promote inclusion by providing the necessary support for individuals to maintain their dignity, stay connected with their families, and actively participate in their neighborhoods.