Start dates depend on your support needs, authorization, preferred schedule, and available staff. Share any urgent needs during intake and confirm the arrangement with our team before relying on coverage.

We serve the entire Twin Cities metropolitan area including Hennepin, Ramsey, Dakota, Washington, Anoka, Scott, and Carver counties. This covers Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington, Eden Prairie, Plymouth, and many more communities.

Most of our services are funded through Medicaid waiver programs and other state-funded programs. We help families navigate eligibility and connect with the right funding sources.

We aim for consistent support and discuss worker fit, preferences, and available staff with you. Schedules and workers can change, so ask how backup coverage and changes will be communicated.

You can submit a referral through our website, call us at (952) 256-4240 or (651) 354-1196, or email us. Case managers, family members, and social workers can all make referrals. Our team will review your needs and discuss next steps.

All caregivers pass thorough background checks, complete required training, and are supervised by qualified professionals. Many have years of experience in home care and hold relevant certifications.

Night supervision can involve awake or asleep staff, depending on assessed needs and the arrangement. If you need a worker awake throughout the shift, ask our team to confirm that expectation, the schedule, and staffing before services begin.

Describe the assistance you need when you wake and the routines that are difficult overnight. Our team and your case manager can discuss assessed needs, authorized tasks, and staffing. Night supervision is not solely precautionary monitoring or a substitute for skilled nursing or emergency medical care.

Respite may be scheduled for planned blocks of time, including evenings, overnights, weekends, or longer periods, depending on authorization, staffing, and the person's needs. We confirm available hours before services begin.

IHS without training helps you use or maintain existing community living skills through prompts and assistance. IHS with training adds coaching and practice toward your goals. IHS with family training also trains family members who support you. Do not assume IHS includes hands-on personal care; discuss those needs separately with your case manager.

Yes. We build support around the person's abilities, preferences, routines, and goals. We discuss caregiver fit with the person and family, then coordinate the plan with the case manager or care team.

Please include the person's contact information, service type, authorized hours or preferred schedule, current waiver or program if known, relevant support needs, urgency, and your contact information. We can clarify missing details after receiving the referral.

We review the referral, contact the referring case manager, and connect with the person or family to discuss needs and service fit. We then coordinate onboarding, scheduling, and the care plan before services begin.