Home Health Care Services

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Personal care services are non-medical services that assist individuals with daily living activities, enabling them to maintain independence and quality of life at home or in a community setting. personal cares include activities such as bathing, grooming, ambulation assistance, errands, and other personal cares. 

 Homemaking refers to non-medical assistance with household tasks and maintaining a comfortable living environment for individuals who need support at home. This includes tasks like cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, and grocery shopping, allowing individuals to remain independent in their homes. 

Home care respite is a service that provides temporary relief to family caregivers by sending a caregiver to the care recipient's home. This allows the primary caregiver to take a break, run errands, or attend to personal matters while ensuring the care recipient's needs are met

Night supervision, in the context of care services, refers to overnight assistance and monitoring provided by a staff member, typically an awake staff, in a person's own home. 

Individual Community Living Support (ICLS) services are a bundled service designed to help older adults and individuals with disabilities remain in their own homes by providing assistance and support. These services are offered through the Elderly Waiver and Alternative Care program. ICLS encompasses six key service components: active cognitive support, adaptive support service, activities of daily living (ADLs) support, household management assistance, health, safety and wellness oversight, and community living engagement. 

Individualized Home Supports (IHS) are services designed to help people with disabilities live independently in their own homes or family homes by providing support and training in community living skills. These services aim to promote independence, community integration, and overall well-being.There are three main types of IHS: without training, with training, and with family training

Guardian and Conservator services help with decision making and financial management for people who cannot manage these tasks on their own. These services must be appointed by a court.