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Available on a sliding fee scale for those who need assistance in maintaining their homes. Respite (Personal Care) services can provide relief for caregivers when care giving becomes a full time job. Caregiver support groups are available in some communities.

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Serves adult men & women with the primary diagnosis of Intellectual Disability (diagnosis must be documented as originating prior to age 18). Provide care, assistance and supervision to individuals in their own homes. These services are supplemental to the care provided by a primary caregiver or they may support an individual whose level of independence does not require a primary care provider. Each resident has a plan of care outlining support needs. This plan outlines specific outcomes expressed by the individual or evaluated as an area of need/challenge. The plan is used to help each individual progressively strengthen his/her own individual knowledge, skills and independence.

Virginia 211

Serves adult men & women with the primary diagnosis of Intellectual Disability (diagnosis must be documented as originating prior to age 18). Provide care, assistance and supervision to individuals in their own homes. These services are supplemental to the care provided by a primary caregiver or they may support an individual whose level of independence does not require a primary care provider. Each resident has a plan of care outlining support needs. This plan outlines specific outcomes expressed by the individual or evaluated as an area of need/challenge. The plan is used to help each individual progressively strengthen his/her own individual knowledge, skills and independence.

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Providing supportive in-home services to children and adults with developmental disabilities. To ensure the individual training and support to live day to day.

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Through the Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services, helps low-income, non Medicaid eligible consumers find, pay for, schedule and manage assistance providers. Also provides a registry of individuals who are available to provide personal assistance to individuals with disabilities. ECNV does not have personal attendants on staff.

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Provider of personal care, companionship, light housekeeping, transportation, errands, and laundry. Offers respite care. Agency is licensed by Virginia Department of Health. All caregivers are bonded, insured, and screened through human services and criminal background checks. Companion/ Homemaker Services Companionship Transportation Meal Preparation Medicinal reminders Laundry Household chores Grocery shopping Alzheimer Care Respite Care Hospital sitting Nursing home sitting Personal Care Services Bathing Dressing Incontinence Feeding Transferring Bathing program

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Personal assistance services are defined as support services necessary to allow individuals to remain in or return to their homes rather than to have to enter or stay in a nursing facility. IEC provides coordination services on Medicaid Waiver Programs including assessment, attendant management training, and provider registry. Work with participants on their supervisory skills, as our participants will hire, supervise, and fire their own personal assistants. IEC also assists persons with disabilities with utilities, electric or gas, through Energy Share. IEC assists veterans with housing modifications through Granting Freedom.

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The Arc of Southside provides individualized supports to adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities that meet their needs to live as independently as possible. Services provided: Day Support Residential

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Personal Assistance Services (PAS) is provided those whose impairments of daily living require the assistance of an attendant to provide additional help to be able to live as independently as possible at home. Consumer Directed (the individual hires and directs the attendant) Personal Assistance attendants perform non-medical activities of daily living. These services may include transferring, bathing, eating, dressing, or other physical activities that the individual could perform if they did not have a physical disability. JCIL only facilitates the process of the consumer hiring their attendant. Other possible services under PAS include assistive technology evaluation, transition services, and rehabilitation engineering. There are several variations of the Consumer Directed personal Assistance Services Program in Virginia. Which particular program is used is determined by the particular circumstances of each individual situation. Payments for personal attendants may be made through the Department of Medical Assistance Services, the Department of Rehabilitative Services, or Brain Injury Services of Virginia. Usually a medical assessment is required for participation in any of these programs and comparable benefits are examined to develop the most appropriate level of services for each individual.

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Maintains a list of non-medical Personal Assistants for services funded from the state through the MEDICAID WAIVER Programs. State Funded Personal Assistance Services (PAS) provided through the Virginia Department For Aging and Rehabilitative Services to allow individuals with disabilities to live in their communities.

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