In-home support
Support in your own home to stay safe, build independent living skills and give family caregivers a break.
Living on your own
- Individualized Home Supports: help with daily routines at home, with or without skills training, and with family training.
- Individual Community Living Support (ICLS): reminders, cues and some help so you can keep living in your own home.
- Semi-Independent Living Skills (SILS): training in cooking, budgeting, shopping and other skills for living more independently.
Help around the home
- Homemaker: light housekeeping to heavier cleaning, plus help managing the home.
- Adult companion: non-medical support, supervision and company.
- Night supervision: an awake staff member in the home overnight.
Relief and urgent help
- Respite: short-term care in or outside the home so family caregivers can rest.
- Crisis respite: short-term support during a crisis.
- 24-hour emergency assistance: on-call help when something urgent happens at home.
Specialized support
- Positive support services: plans that help reduce challenging behavior and build new skills.
- Specialist services: expert guidance for the person and the team supporting them.
Talk with us about support at home
Call 612-259-7523 or send a referral and we will help figure out which services fit.