Personal Care: Assistance with activities of daily living

Homemaking: General assistance with housekeeping

Chores: Short-term, intermittent tasks necessary to maintain a clean, sanitary, and safe home environment

Advanced Personal Care: Services related to activities of daily living, specifically when such assistance requires the use of devices or procedures due to altered body functions

Respite: Temporary relief for the caregiver of a dependent adult

Basic: Services provided to participants with non-skilled needs

Advanced: Services for participants with special care needs requiring a high level of oversight

Nurse: Services for participants with skilled nursing needs

Case Management: Coordination and oversight of services

In-home personal care workers cannot be family members of the recipient for whom personal care is to be provided. A family member is defined as a parent, sibling, child by blood, adoption or marriage; spouse; grandparent or grandchild.

Consumers might have to pay a spend-down fee*