Homemaker Personal Care (HPC) provides assistance with everyday activities that help individuals maintain a safe, healthy, and stable routine at home. In Ohio, this service is commonly used by adults with developmental disabilities who need support with personal care, household tasks, daily routines, or community participation while continuing to live in their own homes or residential settings.
How It Works:
The service is typically delivered through a personalized support plan and ongoing assistance based on individual needs:
- Services are coordinated according to authorized supports and identified daily living needs.
- Direct support professionals assist with personal care activities such as grooming, hygiene, dressing, and mobility-related tasks when needed.
- Support may include meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, and maintaining a safe living environment.
- Staff help individuals follow daily schedules, attend appointments, and participate in community activities as outlined in their plans.
- Services are provided in the individual’s home or other approved community settings.
- Families, guardians, and support teams may communicate regularly to help ensure services remain aligned with changing needs and goals.
What to Expect
The process generally begins with determining authorized services and identifying the types of support needed for daily living. During service delivery, assistance is provided according to the individual’s routine, preferences, and level of independence. Ongoing communication among the individual, support team, and caregivers helps ensure that supports continue to meet everyday needs as circumstances change.
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Contact us to discuss developmental disability support services and eligibility requirements. Information is provided based on individual needs and circumstances. Clear guidance supports informed service decisions.