• Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, and toileting.

• Support with instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) including meal preparation, housekeeping, shopping, and laundry.

• Medication reminders and monitoring as required by the service plan.

• Individual support plans tailored to each resident’s needs, goals, and preferences.

• 24/7 supervision by trained Direct Care Workers (DCWs).

• Coordination with healthcare providers, therapists, case managers, and specialists.

• Monitoring for changes in physical, behavioral, or emotional health.

• Implementation of Positive Behavior Support Plans and any required HCBS modifications.

• Opportunities for social interaction within the home through group meals, activities, and peer engagement.

• Support to participate in community events, recreational outings, volunteer work, or programs based on resident interests.

• Transportation assistance for appointments, personal errands, and community activities.

• Access to food and beverages always.

• Resident choice in meal planning, preparation, and dining.

• Balanced meals are prepared in accordance with dietary restrictions or medical needs.

• Encouragement and coaching in budgeting, personal hygiene, cooking, cleaning, and self-advocacy.

•  Assistance with developing daily routines and life skills that promote independence.

• Support with educational or vocational goals as identified in the service plan.

Clean, well-maintained, and fully furnished home.

Private or semi-private bedrooms based on resident preference and availability.

Secure storage for personal belongings and money.

• Residents are involved in decisions about their care, activities, and daily routines.

• Respectful communication practices followed by all staff.

• Staff ensure privacy during personal care and in all resident-related communications