Comprehensive 245D & PCA Services
Person-centered home and community-based services delivered by qualified, compassionate staff across Minnesota.
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245D Basic Support
Individualized support focused on independence, safety, and community participation for eligible waiver recipients.
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245D Intensive Support
Specialized services for individuals with higher or more complex support needs under MN chapter 245D licensing.
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Personal Care Assistance
Daily activity assistance helping individuals remain safely in their homes based on assessed needs.
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Homemaker Support
Help with household tasks and routines that enable a safe, clean, and comfortable home environment.
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Respite Care
Temporary relief for primary caregivers while ensuring continuity of quality care for the individual.
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Community Living Support
Building life skills, maintaining routines, and participating more fully in home and community activities.
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Independence at Home, Built Around You
Supportive services for waiver-funded individuals focused on independence, safety, and meaningful community participation. Plans are written with you, your family, and your case manager.
- Daily living skills development
- Community participation support
- Homemaker tasks and routines
- Person-centered planning
- Respite for primary caregivers
Higher-Touch Support for Complex Needs
Specialized services for individuals with more complex behavioral, medical, or daily-living needs — delivered by trained staff with strong coordination across the care team.
- Specialized behavioral support
- 24-hour and overnight assistance options
- Coordination with health professionals
- Crisis-aware planning and follow-up
- Higher-needs ADL support
Helping People Live Safely & Independently at Home
PCA services support seniors and people with disabilities living independently in the community. Minnesota DHS authorizes PCA based on assessed needs.
- Bathing, dressing, and grooming
- Mobility and transferring assistance
- Toileting and personal hygiene
- Medication reminders
- Meal preparation and feeding
- Light housekeeping and laundry
A Calmer Home, So Life Can Move Forward
Help with the everyday tasks that keep a home safe, clean, and functioning — so the people we serve can focus on living, not housekeeping. We support household routines while respecting choice and privacy.
- Light cleaning and laundry
- Meal planning and grocery support
- Bed making and tidying living areas
- Dishes, kitchen cleanup, and food storage
- Organizing personal spaces
- Errand support and appointment reminders
Real Rest for Caregivers, Steady Care for Loved Ones
Temporary, planned relief so primary caregivers can rest, work, attend appointments, or simply take a break — while the person they care for receives consistent, compassionate support.
- Short-term in-home support
- Continuity with the regular care plan
- Coverage during family emergencies
- Day, evening, or overnight options
- Person-centered activities and routines
- Coordination with case manager and family
Skills, Connection, and a Bigger World
Help building life skills, maintaining routines, and participating more fully in home and community life. We support each person to grow into the version of themselves they want to become.
- Life skills coaching and routines
- Community access and meaningful activities
- Volunteer and employment readiness
- Social connections and relationships
- Health, wellness, and safety routines
- Self-advocacy and independence building
Minnesota HCBS Waiver Programs
Brain Injury
For individuals with acquired brain injuries living independently in the community.
Community Alternative Care
For those who would otherwise require nursing facility level of care.
Community Access for Disability Inclusion
For people with physical disabilities under 65 seeking independence.
Developmental Disabilities
For individuals with developmental disabilities needing community support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions families and case managers ask us most often.
Minnesota chapter 245D is the state licensing standard for Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS). Being licensed means we are authorized by the Minnesota Department of Human Services to deliver Basic and Intensive Support Services to eligible waiver recipients, and that we follow standards for staff qualifications, person-centered planning, rights protection, and incident reporting.
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