Home & Community Based Services

Community Care Solutions

24-Hour Emergency Assistance

Northeastern Home Group provides 24-hour emergency assistance services for individuals who may require immediate access to support, problem solving, or assistance during health-related or personal emergencies while living in the community. This service is designed to support individuals who do not require 24-hour supervision but may benefit from access to on-call support and immediate response services to help maintain stability and safety within their home environment. 24-hour emergency assistance does not replace emergency services such as 911 during medical or life-threatening emergencies.

Who Qualifies

24-hour emergency assistance may be appropriate for individuals who:

Live in their own home or community-based setting

Do not require 24-hour supervision

Would otherwise require routine or extensive supervision without access to emergency support services

Benefit from access to immediate assistance, problem solving, or on-call support during emergencies

Live with a primary caregiver who may require support accessing assistance during emergency situations

Eligibility is determined through an assessment completed by the county, case manager, or support team based on the individual’s assessed needs and waiver eligibility.

Waivers Accepted

CADI Waiver

01 BI Waiver

02 CAC Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 Services May Include

Emergency Response

Immediate response services for health or personal emergencies

24/7 Counseling & Guidance

On-call counseling and problem solving

Crisis Navigation Support

Support accessing assistance during emergency situations

PERS Setup & Testing

Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) installation
and testing

Continuous PERS Monitoring

PERS device monitoring services

Emergency Coordination

Coordination of emergency support services based on individual needs

Ongoing Emergency Support

Ongoing access to emergency response support identified within the person’s support plan

Adult Companion Services

Northeastern Home Group provides Adult Companion services designed to support individuals working toward therapeutic, independent living, and community integration goals within a community-based setting. Adult Companion services provide non-medical support, supervision, and socialization tailored to each person’s individual needs, goals, and level of support. Services are designed to help individuals build independence, increase community involvement, improve daily living skills, and reduce social isolation through structured and person-centered support.

Who Qualifies

Adult Companion services may be appropriate for individuals who:

Receive Minnesota HCBS waiver services

Benefit from supervision, socialization, or community support

Need assistance working toward therapeutic or community-based goals

Require support with daily structure and community participation

Experience behavioral, cognitive, mental health, or social support needs

Eligibility is determined through an assessment completed by the county, case manager, or support team based on the individual’s assessed needs and waiver eligibility.

Waivers Accepted

CADI Waiver

01 BI Waiver

02 CAC Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 EW Waiver

04 Services May Include

Out in the Community

Community participation and social engagement

Events & Activities

Support attending community activities and events

Building Everyday Skills

Assistance practicing independent living skills

Guided Daily Routines

Verbal prompts, cueing, and supervision during daily tasks

Money & Shopping Confidence

Support with budgeting and shopping skills

Connecting With Others

Assistance practicing coping and social interaction skills

Leisure & Recreation Time

Supervision and support during recreational activities

Home Life Made Manageable

Assistance with tasks such as meal preparation, laundry, and light housekeeping while working
toward identified support goals

A Path Toward Independence

Structured support focused on increasing independence and community integration

Homemaker Services

Homemaker Services provide household cleaning and home management support that helps individuals maintain a safe, healthy, and comfortable home. Services are tailored to each person’s assessed needs and may include light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, shopping, transportation coordination, and other authorized homemaker activities.

Who Qualifies

Homemaker services may be appropriate for individuals who:

The person needs support managing general cleaning and household activities.

The primary caregiver who normally performs these activities is unable to manage them or is temporarily absent.

Homemaker services help individuals maintain a safe, clean, and healthy home based on their assessed needs.

Services are provided according to the individual's assessed needs, authorized Homemaker service, and person-centered support plan.

Eligibility is determined through an assessment completed by the county, case manager, or support team based on the individual’s assessed needs and waiver eligibility.

Waivers Accepted

CADI Waiver

01 BI Waiver

02 CAC Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 EW Waiver

05 Cleaning & management Services

Light Housekeeping

Keep the home clean, safe, and comfortable through routine household cleaning such as dusting, vacuuming, sweeping, mopping, cleaning kitchens and bathrooms, and other general housekeeping tasks.

Laundry Assistance

Assist with washing, drying, folding, ironing, and putting away clothing and household linens to support a clean and organized living environment.

Meal Preparation

Plan and prepare meals based on the individual’s dietary needs, preferences, and support plan to promote healthy daily living.

Household Organization

Help organize household spaces and manage routine home tasks to maintain a safe, functional, and well-organized living environment.

Simple Household Repairs (When Authorized)

When included in the individual’s authorized service plan, Northeastern Home Group LLC coordinates or arranges approved minor household repairs and maintenance services that help maintain a safe and functional home environment.

Shopping Assistance

Help purchase groceries, clothing, household supplies, and other essential items needed to maintain the home and support daily living.

Transportation Arrangements

Assist with arranging transportation for medical appointments, shopping, errands, and other necessary community activities as authorized.

Home Safety & Well-Being Monitoring

Observe the individual’s well-being and the safety of the home while Homemaker services are being provided, and report concerns according to the support plan.

Important DHS Note

Homemaker services primarily focus on household cleaning and maintaining a safe, healthy home environment. Home management activities are provided as authorized and based on the individual’s assessed needs and person-centered support plan.

Night Supervision Services

Northeastern Home Group provides Night Supervision services for individuals who require overnight assistance and supervision within their own home or community-based setting. Night supervision services are designed to support individuals who benefit from overnight staff support related to safety, daily living needs, behavioral support, skill development, or ongoing supervision during nighttime hours.

Services are provided by awake or asleep overnight staff, as determined by the individual’s assessed needs, authorization, and person-centered support plan.

Who Qualifies

Night supervision services may be appropriate for individuals who

Live in their own home or community-based setting

Require overnight supervision or assistance

Need support with activities of daily living during nighttime hours

Benefit from behavioral, cognitive, or safety-related monitoring overnight

Require reinforcement of skill development or individualized support plans

Need overnight support to maintain stability and safety within the home

Eligibility is determined through an assessment completed by the county, case manager, or support team based on the individual’s assessed needs and waiver eligibility.

Waivers Accepted

CADI Waiver

01 BI Waiver

02 CAC Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 Services May Include

Watchful Care Through the Night

Overnight supervision and monitoring

Hands-On Daily Assistance

Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs)

Managing Life's Bigger Tasks

Assistance with overnight daily living tasks identified in the individual’s person-centered support plan.

Goals in Action

Reinforcement of individualized support plans and skill development goals

Steady Behavioral Guidance

Support implementing positive support strategies and individualized support plans during overnight hours.

Regular Wellness Checks

Safety monitoring and wellness checks

Always There When It Matters

Assistance responding to overnight support needs

Moving Forward Together

Support related to positive support programming and transition plans

Individual Community Living Supports

Northeastern Home Group provides Individual Community Living Supports (ICLS) services for older adults who need reminders, cues, intermittent supervision, or physical assistance to remain safely and independently in their own homes and community settings.

ICLS services are designed to support independence, stability, health, and meaningful community involvement through individualized and person-centered support.

Services are based on the person’s assessed needs, goals, and support plan and are coordinated in collaboration with the individual, family members, case managers, and support teams.

Who Qualifies

Individual Community Living Supports (ICLS) may be appropriate for individuals who:

Are age 65 or older

Are enrolled in the Alternative Care (AC) program or Elderly Waiver (EW)

Need assistance remaining safely in their home or community setting

Benefit from reminders, cues, intermittent supervision, or physical assistance

Require support in at least two ICLS service components identified through assessment and service planning

Eligibility is determined through an assessment completed by the county, case manager, or care coordinator based on the person’s assessed needs and program eligibility

Waivers Accepted

Alternative Care (AC) Program

01 Elderly Waiver (EW)

02 ICLS Service Components

ICLS services include individualized support within multiple service areas based on the person’s goals and support needs.

Active Cognitive Support

Problem-solving support related to daily living

Assistance addressing cognitive or behavioral concerns

Check-ins and reassurance

Observation and redirection

Adaptive Support Services

Verbal, visual, or touch guidance

Strategies that support continued independence

Development of reminder systems and cues

Assistance using assistive technology

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Support

Dressing

Toileting

Verbal prompts and cueing systems

Grooming

Mobility and transfers

Eating

Bathing support and supervision

Household Management Assistance

Meal planning and preparation

Budgeting and money management

Cleaning and household organization

Appointment scheduling and communication support

Shopping for household and personal items

Transportation related to identified ICLS goals

Health, Safety & Wellness

Assistance accessing community resources and activities

Encouragement and support with community participation and integration

Support developing and maintaining social connections

Transportation related to community engagement goals

Community Living Engagement

Medication reminders and assistance

Support using medical equipment or adaptive technology

Monitoring health and wellness needs

Identifying changes in health or safety needs

Assistance following health maintenance routines

Services May Include

Problem-solving support related to daily living

Support with managing everyday tasks and challenges

Check-ins and reassurance

Routine follow-ups and emotional reassurance

Observation and redirection

Supervision, guidance, and gentle intervention

Assistance addressing cognitive or behavioral concerns

Assistance with cognitive, emotional, or behavioral needs

Verbal, visual, or touch guidance

Verbal, physical, or visual prompting support

Development of reminder systems and cues

Creation of personalized reminder tools and routines

Assistance using assistive technology

Guidance with adaptive devices and technology use

Strategies that support continued independence

Techniques that encourage ongoing independent living

Dressing

Personal dressing assistance

Grooming

Hygiene and self-care support

Eating

Mealtime and feeding assistance

Toileting

Restroom and continence support

Mobility and transfers

Movement, positioning, and transfer help

Bathing support and supervision

Bathing guidance and safety supervision

Verbal prompts and cueing systems

Reminder prompts and supportive cueing

(IHS) Without Training

Individualized Home Supports (IHS) Without Training provides support, assistance, and supervision in one or more community living service categories. The service helps individuals safely carry out daily activities, maintain their current skills, and participate in home and community life based on their assessed needs and person-centered support plan.

Who Qualifies

IHS Without Training may be appropriate for individuals who:

Need consistent assistance to carry out daily tasks safely.

Require support, assistance, or supervision in one or more community living service categories.

Have goals focused on maintaining or using current skills rather than learning new ones.

Benefit from cueing, supervision, or assistance with daily routines and community participation to support independence.

Eligibility is determined through an assessment completed by the county, case manager, or support team based on the individual’s assessed needs and waiver eligibility

Waivers Accepted

BI Waiver

01 CAC Waiver

02 CADI Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 Services May Include

Community Participation

Support with community activities, social connections, and accessing local resources to encourage active participation.

Health, Safety & Wellness

Assistance with maintaining health, personal safety, and overall well-being during daily activities.

Household Management

Support with meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, shopping, and other routine household tasks.

Adaptive skills support

Guidance, cueing, and supervision to help individuals maintain and use their current daily living skills.

Important IHS Note

IHS Without Training services are individualized based on each person’s assessed needs and person-centered support plan. Services focus on providing support, assistance, and supervision to help individuals maintain their current skills, safely complete daily activities, and participate in their home and community. The specific supports provided depend on the individual’s authorized services and personal goals.

(IHS) With Training

Individualized Home Supports (IHS) With Training provides support, assistance, supervision, and training to help individuals develop, improve, and maintain the skills needed for greater independence. Services are delivered within one or more community living service categories based on the person’s assessed needs and person-centered support plan.

Who Qualifies

IHS With Training may be appropriate for individuals who:

Need support to develop new skills for greater independence in daily living.

Require training to improve existing skills needed at home and in the community.

Have goals focused on increasing independence through skill development and practice.

Need training to build the skills necessary to participate more independently in community life.

Eligibility is determined through an assessment completed by the county, case manager, or support team based on the individual’s assessed needs and waiver eligibility.

Waivers Accepted

BI Waiver

01 CAC Waiver

02 CADI Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 Services May Include

Skill-building related to independent living

Training to strengthen independent living abilities

Training related to household management and routines

Guidance in managing household tasks and daily routines

Community participation and social integration support

Support for social engagement and community inclusion.

Health, safety, and wellness training

Education focused on health, safety, and overall wellbeing.

Adaptive skill development

Development of adaptive and functional life skills.

Support with budgeting, meal planning, and transportation skills

Training and guided practice to develop budgeting, meal planning, transportation, and travel skills that promote greater independence.

Positive behavior and problem-solving support

Support for constructive behavior and problem-solving strategies.

Assistance developing communication and self-sufficiency skills

Help building communication skills and personal independence.

(IHS) With Family Training

Northeastern Home Group provides Individualized Home Supports (IHS) with family training to help family members and caregivers develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to support an individual’s community living goals and independence within the family home. Through training, education, and coaching, families learn practical strategies to provide effective support based on the individual’s assessed needs and person-centered support plan.

This service focuses on strengthening the family’s ability to support the individual by providing guidance, instruction, and ongoing coaching that promotes independence, community participation, and successful daily living within the family home. Training is tailored to the unique needs of the individual and their family to help build long-term skills and confidence.

Who Qualifies

IHS With Family Training may be appropriate for children or adults who:

Live in their family home

Need support and training related to community living skills

Benefit from family involvement and ongoing support strategies

Require assistance within one or more community living service categories

Eligibility is determined through an assessment completed by the county, case manager, or support team based on the individual’s assessed needs and waiver eligibility

Waivers Accepted

BI Waiver

01 CAC Waiver

02 CADI Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 Services May Include

Family training and support strategies

Training and coaching for family members to build the knowledge and skills needed to effectively support the individual’s daily living goals and independence.

Family Coaching to Support Independent Living Skills

Coaching family members and caregivers on strategies that encourage and reinforce the individual’s independent-living skills at home and in the community.

Community participation and social integration support

Teaching family members how to support and encourage meaningful community participation, social engagement, and inclusion.

Household management training

Educating and coaching family members on techniques that promote successful household routines, organization, and daily home management.

Health, safety, and wellness support

Training caregivers on best practices for supporting the individual’s health, safety, wellness, and overall well-being within the family home.

Adaptive skill development

Coaching family members on how to encourage, reinforce, and support the individual’s adaptive skills during everyday activities.

Positive behavior support and problem-solving strategies

Providing family members with coaching and practical strategies to encourage positive behaviors, address challenges, and support effective problem-solving.

Guidance related to routines, structure, and daily living support

Teaching caregivers how to establish consistent routines, provide appropriate structure, and support the individual’s daily living activities to promote greater independence.

Employment Development Services

Northeastern Home Group provides Employment Development Services to help individuals achieve competitive, integrated employment, become self-employed, or establish a microenterprise business based on their interests, strengths, and employment goals.

Services are individualized to support each person’s assessed needs and focus on developing a pathway to meaningful employment through career planning, job development, and self-employment opportunities.

Who Qualifies

Employment Development Services may be appropriate for individuals who:

Have employment development identified in their person-centered support plan.

Receive BI, CAC, CADI, or DD Waiver services.

Need support to achieve competitive, integrated employment, self-employment, or develop a microenterprise business.

Do not have access to comparable employment services through Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS), State Services for the Blind (SSB), or the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

Employment Development Services are authorized based on the individual’s assessed needs, person-centered support plan, waiver eligibility, and the availability of comparable employment services through programs such as Vocational Rehabilitation Services, State Services for the Blind, or IDEA, when applicable.

Waivers Accepted

BI Waiver

01 CAC Waiver

02 CADI Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 Services May Include

Employment and career exploration

Employment discovery, strengths-based career planning, and vocational exploration based on the individual’s interests and goals.

Resume and job application assistance

Support with creating resumes, completing job applications, and preparing employment documents.

Interview preparation and job readiness training

Training to develop interview skills, workplace readiness, and confidence for successful employment.

Employment search support

Assistance with job searching, identifying suitable employment opportunities, and submitting applications.

Job Offer & Employment Negotiation

Support with understanding and negotiating job offers, employment terms, schedules, and workplace expectations.

New Employee Orientation

Assistance during orientation to help individuals understand workplace policies, expectations, and job responsibilities.

Initial Workplace Transition Support

Assistance during new employee orientation and the initial transition into employment to help individuals understand workplace expectations, routines, and job responsibilities, as authorized in the person-centered support plan.

Transportation Support

Assistance identifying and coordinating transportation related to authorized Employment Development activities.

Benefits and employment counseling

Guidance on employment income, public benefits, and work incentives to support informed employment decisions.

Employment planning and progress meetings

Regular planning sessions to review employment goals, monitor progress, and adjust strategies as needed.

Business Planning

Guidance with developing business plans, identifying goals, and creating strategies for business success.

Start-Up Financing

Information and support related to start-up funding options and financial planning.

Business Registration & Legal Structure

Assistance understanding business registration requirements, legal structures, and compliance considerations.

Marketing & Sales Planning

Support with developing marketing strategies, identifying customers, and planning business growth.

Licenses, Permits & Insurance

Guidance on obtaining required licenses, permits, and appropriate business insurance.

Bookkeeping & Accounting Systems

Support establishing basic bookkeeping practices and accounting systems to manage business finances.

Community Resources

Connecting individuals with employment-related community resources, agencies, and support services.

Employment Exploration Services

Northeastern Home Group provides Employment Exploration Services to help individuals make an informed choice about competitive, integrated employment through career exploration and community-based experiences.

Services are individualized to help individuals identify their interests, strengths, abilities, and preferences while exploring employment options and developing goals for future employment.

Who Qualifies

Employment Exploration Services may be appropriate for individuals who:

Receive BI, CAC, CADI, or DD Waiver services.

Have Employment Exploration Services identified in their person-centered support plan.

Want to explore their interests, strengths, abilities, and preferences related to competitive, integrated employment.

Benefit from community-based employment exploration activities to help identify employment goals and next steps.

Waivers Accepted

BI Waiver

01 CAC Waiver

02 CADI Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 Services May Include

Career exploration activities

Explore career options based on the individual’s interests, strengths, abilities, and employment goals.

Discovery Activities

Participate in individualized discovery activities to identify strengths, abilities, interests, and employment preferences.

Informational Interviews

Meet with employers to learn about different careers, workplace expectations, and employment opportunities.

Worksite Tours

Visit local businesses and workplaces to explore work environments and different career paths.

Job shadowing opportunities

Observe employees in real work settings to gain insight into various occupations and workplace responsibilities.

Educational Visits to Community Businesses

Participate in community-based visits that provide exposure to employment settings and career opportunities.

Employment education and support groups

Participate in educational workshops or group activities that provide information about employment, workplace expectations, career planning, and available employment resources.

Career Counseling & Planning

Receive guidance to identify employment goals and develop a personalized plan for future employment.

Self-Employment & Microenterprise Exploration

Explore self-employment and microenterprise opportunities based on individual interests, strengths, and career goals.

Employment Goal Identification

Identify employment goals and develop the next steps toward achieving competitive, integrated employment.

Transportation Support

Receive assistance identifying and coordinating transportation needed to participate in authorized Employment Exploration activities and community-based experiences.

Employment Resources & Opportunities

Learn about employment resources, community services, and opportunities that support future employment goals.

Employment Support Services

Northeastern Home Group provides Employment Support Services to help individuals maintain competitive, integrated employment through individualized support, coaching, and workplace assistance. Services are tailored to each person’s employment goals, strengths, interests, and support needs to promote long-term job success and workplace independence.

Who Qualifies

Employment Support Services may be appropriate for individuals who:

Receive BI, CAC, CADI, or DD Waiver services.

Have Employment Support Services identified in their person-centered support plan.

Need ongoing support to maintain employment, strengthen workplace skills, or increase independence on the job.

Require individualized support to achieve and sustain successful employment outcomes.

Waivers Accepted

BI Waiver

01 CAC Waiver

02 CADI Waiver

03 DD Waiver

04 Services May Include

Job Coaching & Workplace Support

Individualized coaching to help maintain successful employment and improve workplace performance.

Job Training & Skill Development

Training to strengthen job-related skills and increase independence in the workplace.

Workplace Communication Support

Guidance for effective communication with supervisors, coworkers, and workplace teams.

Workplace Routines & Expectations

Support with understanding workplace routines, responsibilities, policies, and employer expectations.

Job Analysis & Job Redesign

Evaluate job duties and identify modifications that improve job success while matching the individual’s strengths and abilities.

Workplace Self-Care & Professional Appearance

Coaching on workplace self-care, appropriate dress, personal hygiene, grooming, and professional workplace expectations.

Employment Benefits and Workplace Guidance

Guidance related to earned wages, workplace expectations, public benefits, and work
incentives to support informed employment decisions.

Job-Related Transportation

Training and coaching on transportation options and travel skills needed to safely and reliably get to and from work.

Workplace Accommodations & Assistive Technology

Assist with identifying and arranging workplace accommodations and assistive technology that support successful job performance.

Natural Workplace Supports

Help develop and strengthen natural workplace supports by encouraging positive relationships with supervisors and coworkers.

Employer Coordination & Advocacy

Provide advocacy, negotiation, and liaison communication with employers to support successful employment outcomes.

Progress Monitoring & Reporting

Collect job performance data, document progress, and prepare reports to support ongoing employment planning.

Follow-Up Support & Job Coach Fading

Coordinate ongoing follow-up support and develop job coach fading plans that promote greater workplace independence over time.

Self-Employment & Microenterprise Support

Provide ongoing coaching and support for individuals pursuing self-employment or operating a microenterprise to help maintain successful business operations.

Business Operations Support

Assist with organizing daily business activities, managing work routines, and supporting long-term business success.

In-Home Respite Care Services

Compassionate temporary care and supervision provided in the individual’s own home to relieve the unpaid primary caregiver while ensuring the person’s health, safety, and support needs continue to be met.

Northeastern Home Group provides person-centered In-Home Respite Care Services that offer temporary relief for caregivers while supporting individuals in the comfort and familiarity of their home. Services are individualized based on the person’s assessed needs and support plan and may include assistance with daily living activities, supervision, community participation, behavioral support, companionship, and overnight care when authorized.

Services Include

Temporary Care & Supervision

Temporary care and supervision provided in the individual’s home while giving the unpaid primary caregiver time away.

Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

Support with personal care activities such as dressing, eating, mobility, grooming, and toileting.

Assistance with Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)

Support with meal preparation, light household tasks, and other authorized daily living activities.

Health, Safety & Well-Being Monitoring

Observe the individual’s health, safety, and well-being during the authorized respite period and report concerns according to the person-centered support plan and company procedures.

Community Participation & Integration

Support participation in community activities and meaningful social experiences during respite.

Behavioral Support & Positive Support Strategies

Provide behavioral support and implement positive support strategies identified in the person’s support plan.

Companionship & Social Engagement

Encourage meaningful interaction and participation in activities based on the individual’s interests.

Overnight Care & Supervision

Provide overnight supervision, assistance, and support based on the individual’s assessed needs and person-centered support plan while allowing the unpaid primary
caregiver temporary relief.

Why Families Choose Us

245D Licensed Provider

Person-Centered Services

Trauma-Informed Care

Positive Support Approach

Reliable Staffing

Flexible Scheduling

HCBS Waiver Eligible Services

Out-of-Home Respite Care Services

Out-of-Home Respite Care provides short-term care and supervision in a licensed or approved setting outside of the person’s home. The service is designed to provide temporary relief for the primary caregiver while supporting the individual’s health, safety, daily support needs, and overall well-being.

Northeastern Home Group provides person-centered Out-of-Home Respite services in safe, supportive community-based settings. Services are individualized based on the person’s assessed needs and support plan and may include assistance with daily living activities, community participation, skill development, behavioral support, social engagement, and overnight respite when authorized.

Services Include

Temporary Care & Supervision

Provide short-term care and supervision in a safe, supportive environment while offering temporary relief to the primary caregiver.

Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

Provide short-term care and supervision in a safe, supportive environment while offering temporary relief to the primary caregiver.

Assistance with Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)

Provide assistance with meal preparation, light household tasks, and other authorized instrumental activities of daily living.

Health, Safety & Well-Being Monitoring

Monitor the individual’s health, safety, and overall well-being throughout the respite period.

Community Participation & Integration

Support participation in community activities, recreational opportunities, and meaningful community experiences.

Behavioral Support & Positive Support Strategies

Provide behavioral support and implement positive support strategies identified in the person’s support plan.

Skill Development & Individualized Support

Support the development and maintenance of daily living skills based on the individual’s assessed needs and goals.

Social Engagement & Recreational Activities

Encourage meaningful social interaction and participation in recreational activities that reflect the person’s interests and support plan.

Overnight Respite

Provide overnight care and supervision when authorized to ensure the individual’s health, safety, and support needs are met.

Supporting Caregivers

Out-of-Home Respite Care is designed to provide temporary relief for the individual’s primary caregiver, allowing them time to rest, attend personal responsibilities, or recharge while knowing their loved one is receiving safe, person-centered care in a supportive environment.

Why Families Choose Us

Safe Community-Based Support

Individualized Care Plans

Trained and Qualified Staff

Positive Behavioral Support

Community Integration Focus

245D Compliant Services

HCBS Waiver Eligible

Referrals & Admissions

We welcome referrals from case managers, counties, hospitals, social workers, behavioral health providers, guardians, and family members.