Provides assistance to older adults with various health issues or those who need companionship. Supports socialization, helps prepare lunch, play a game, read, or accompany senior to events or appointments. Senior companions are matched with clients according to needs, abilities, and distance.

Provides assistance with daily tasks and encourage participants to stay active and connected. Volunteers also provide needed respite for caregivers so they can run errands, take a needed break or tend to themselves, their families and other commitments. Recruits volunteer Adults 55 or older who want to share their experience and compassion for others to become a Senior Companion. Senior Companions receive a small tax-free financial stipend, training, and transportation cost (mileage) reimbursement.

Offers personal care, homemaking, and respite services.

Provides families and caregivers a temporary break from their routine responsibilities and challenges. Respite care can be for an hour, a day, a weekend or up to a week.

Offers in-home senior care. Services include companionship, personal care, meal preparation and nutrition, transportation, housekeeping, respite care, hospice care, 24-hour care, and live-in care.

Offers respite services to those caring for an adult with behavioral or mental health needs by providing temporary accommodations or in-home care for your loved one, with a qualified Access Services host family, capable of meeting all of his or her personal needs.

Offers respite caregivers, CNAs or HHAs, who provide short term services while the current caregiver takes a short break or vacation.

Offers respite services to persons caring for children with behavioral or mental health needs by providing temporary accommodations or in-home care for your loved one with a qualified Access Services host family, capable of meeting all of their personal needs.

Offers a range of services for adults with developmental disabilities including respite care, pharmacotherapy, in-home supports, foster care, and day programs. Also provides individual, group, family, and marital therapies.

Provides youth and their families with intensive support in their homes, school and community through our wraparound-advocacy model. Staff meet with youth and families multiple times a week at times most needed by the family, with an emphasis on safety and support. Individualized service plans balance involuntary service demands with activities driven by the family's prioritized wants and needs.

Home-based services available to assist consumers who are able to live independently but having difficulty meeting their activities of daily living.

DAILY LIVING ASSISTANCE TASKS: bathing, dressing and grooming, doing laundry and getting groceries.

RESPITE CARE: sole caregiver of a consumer is able to leave the home for short periods weekly for business or recreational purposes.

HOME SUPPORT SERVICES: assistance with laundry and grocery shopping for up to 2 hours every other week. Note: laundry and grocery shopping are private pay.

Trained care assistants from contracted Home Health Agencies provide the services authorized by the care manager.

Provides personal care, homemaking assistance and companionship to seniors and people with disabilities. Offices located throughout the United States. Fees apply.

Provides short term, temporary care for families who need an interval of relief from the daily challenges that come with caring for a child with mental and behavioral health needs.

Provides Behavioral Supports: Levels 1 & 2, Residential Habilitation, Life Sharing, Residential Habilitation-Community Homes for Individuals with an Intellectual Disability or Autism, respite (day, 15 minutes, 24 hours), and transportation.

Provides non-skilled In-Home Caregivers to help clients gain and maintain new independence in essential activities of daily life. Services includes bathing, dressing, toileting, mobility assistance, food prep, shopping and errands, light housekeeping, socializing, encouraging engagement, and respite for family caregivers.

Provides support and assistance. Services may be for a few hours and provided in families' homes or overnight and/or a weekend provided in approved qualified providers' homes.

Provides help with personal care and grooming, light housekeeping, laundry, medication reminders, meal preparation, errands and grocery shopping, general companionship, and transportation to appointments. Also provides respite for caregivers.

Provides both the practical means and social connections for older adults to live independently in their own homes. Services include transportation to medical appointments, errands, and shopping; social and cultural events; light home maintenance and gardening; respite and social visits; and technology troubleshooting. Limited to two services per week.

Offers respite services to those caring for an adult with behavioral or mental health needs by providing temporary accommodations or in-home care for your loved one, with a qualified Access Services host family, capable of meeting all of his or her personal needs.

Provides a skilled nursing home for long or short term care, respite care, and hospice services.

Provides rest and relief for caregivers of older adults.

Provides home-based services that help adults remain independent in their own homes.

Provides short term, temporary care for families who need an interval of relief from the daily challenges that come with caring for a child with mental and behavioral health needs.

Offers care management, in-home meals, personal care services, home support, and personal emergency response systems

Offers live-in caregiver services to assist with daily living activities such as bathing, toileting, meal preparation, diet monitoring, light housekeeping, errands and shopping, companionship and support, dressing, grooming, laundry services, transferring and ambulating, and medication supervision.