In-Home Care

In-home care service providers accommodate a range of needs that enables adults living with a disability and aging adults to remain independent, maintain a healthy quality of life, and continue living at home. Services provided may include personal care, supportive care, and companionship care. The goal of an in-home service provider is to ensure that individuals feel comfortable, safe, and well-cared for in the comfort of their own homes. Contact your local ARDC or Tribal ADRS to learn more.

Case Management

Provides support finding the right care and services to support an individuals needs.
Companionship Care

Provides emotional support and socialization through companionship.
Hospice

Provides care to those with a terminal illness, approaching the end of life.
Medical Home Health Care

Medical home health care offers medical services to individuals in their own home or place of residence.
Medication Management

Medication management provides assistance ensuring that medications are administered and taken as directed.
Personal Care

Provides support and supervision of daily personal living tasks and hygiene.
Respite Care

Respite care is a short-term program that provides relief for caregivers by allowing them to take a break from their caregiving responsibilities.
Supportive Care

Provides assistance completing household tasks or chores.

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Each county in Wisconsin has a physical center where seniors and people with disabilities can come for information, assistance, and support.

Last revised February 22, 2025

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