Personal Care

Personal Assistance Services (PAS) primary provide hands-on assistance, including cueing and supervision. 

• Assist individuals to complete tasks of daily living that would be performed independently if the individual had no disability. (e.g., eating, bathing, dressing, personal hygiene), cueing to promote the participation to perform a task, and providing supervision to assist an individual who cannot be safely left alone. 
• Health maintenance activities provided for the individual such as bowel and bladder  routines, ostomy care, catheters, wound care and rage of motion as indicated in the plan of care
• Routine support services, such as meal planning, keeping of medical appointments, and other health regimens needed to support an individual
• Assistance and implementation of prescribed therapies
• overnight caregiver service to provide overnight assistant to an individual in their home for up to 8 hours. This assistance may include physical assistance or supervision with toileting, transferring, turning/repositioning, assistance/monitoring intake of liquids, mobility issues that may result in fall risk, and verbal prompt/reminders to take medication