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Our services

Support for the life
you want to live.

Practical, respectful assistance at home and in the community. We work with you to identify the support that fits your needs.

Programs & family support

CLTS. Respite. Adult long-term care.

Support for children, adults, and seniors of all cultures, shaped around individual needs and authorized services.

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Children’s Long-Term Support (CLTS)

Individualized support for children with disabilities and their families, including help with daily routines, community participation, and respite through the CLTS waiver program.

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Respite care

Support for the person receiving care while family caregivers take time to rest, work, or attend to their own needs.

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Adult long-term care waiver services

Supportive home care and community living assistance for adults and seniors. Ask about IRIS, Family Care, Partnership, and PACE services based on your authorized care plan.

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Personal care assistance

Support with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and daily routines while respecting dignity and independence.

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Companionship

Conversation, reading, games, activities, and social connection that fit each person’s interests.

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Respite care

Relief for family caregivers while their loved one receives attentive, compassionate support.

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Meals & medication reminders

Meal preparation based on preferences and the agreed care plan. Medication reminders only; we do not administer medications.

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Chore services & light housekeeping

Help with dishes, laundry, linens, tidying, and routine household tasks to keep living spaces comfortable.

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Mobility & transfer support

Assistance with walking, repositioning, and transfers based on the person’s needs, care plan, and caregiver capabilities.

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Transportation & errands

Discuss transportation to appointments, groceries, pharmacies, and community activities. Arrangements and availability are confirmed in advance.

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Appointment escort

Support with attending appointments, check-in, waiting, and returning home. Caregivers provide assistance rather than medical advice.

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Community supported living

Individualized help that promotes everyday independence and participation in community life.

Who we support

Children. Adults.
Seniors. Families.

Support may be appropriate for people living with disabilities, older adults who need help with everyday tasks, and families looking for respite.

Tell us about your goals, routines, preferred schedule, and the level of assistance needed.

Payment & program options

Contact us about private-pay services and support through IRIS, Family Care, Partnership, PACE, or Children’s Long-Term Support (CLTS).

Program eligibility, payer arrangements, service authorizations, staffing, and coverage must be confirmed individually. Listing a program does not mean every plan or service is accepted.

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Common questions

A few helpful answers.

How do we arrange services?

Call or email to discuss your needs. We review service availability, payment or authorization requirements, and the next steps before scheduling care.

Can services be tailored to our family?

Yes. We discuss routines, preferences, goals, and the assistance needed, then confirm the services and schedule we can provide.

Do you provide medical care?

The services listed here focus on daily living and supportive home care. We do not advertise skilled nursing or medication administration. Contact us to discuss your needs and whether our support is appropriate.

How does EVV work?

For services requiring Electronic Visit Verification, caregivers record visit start and end times using the agency-assigned Sandata method. See our EVV instructions and staff resources.

Let’s find the right support.

Start with a conversation about your family’s needs.