- Yes, our caregivers undergo specialized training to ensure they can provide comprehensive care for our clients. They are trained in communication strategies, behavior management techniques, and understanding the unique needs of each individual they serve.

- Thorough risk assessments, personalized care plans, ongoing supervision, and continuous staff training. Additionally, we implement safety measures such as home modifications, assistive devices, and emergency response protocols to address specific needs and minimize potential risks.

- Absolutely, we work closely with individuals, their families, and healthcare professionals to accommodate any specific dietary or medical needs associated with intellectual disabilities. Our caregivers are trained to support individuals with specialized dietary requirements and medication schedules.

- By empowering individuals to participate in daily activities, engage with their communities, and pursue their personal goals and interests.

- Our staff undergo comprehensive training sessions covering various crucial aspects, including person-centered practices, suspected abuse and alleged abuse regulations, individual rights, incident management bulletins, and addressing the day-to-day needs of our clients. This ensures that our team is well-informed and equipped to provide the highest standard of care while upholding the rights and dignity of each individual we serve.

- We work with individuals aged 18 and above from the outset of our home care services enrollment process. This begins with an initial consultation to assess their needs and preferences, with both the individual and their families, we craft a personalized care plan and coordinate services as required. Our team guides families through the enrollment process, ensuring a smooth transition to our care services.

- Individuals aged 18 and above, diagnosed with intellectual disability, autism, or developmental disability, recommended for an intermediate care facility (ICF) level of care based on a medical evaluation, determined eligible for Medical Assistance (MA), and meet the financial requirements as determined by your local County Assistance Office are eligible for our service.

- Yes, you can contact us 24/7 at 412-828-1346