Personal Care

• Assisting with grooming needs such as hair care, shaving, cleaning teeth and routine nail care. Supervising or assisting with tub baths, showers, sponge baths, and bed baths.

• Providing routine skin care such as applying lotion to dry skin.

• Assisting with dressing and undressing.

• Assisting with mobilization activities including turning, transferring, exercising, and walking.

• Assisting with toilet and/or commode needs.

• Assisting with eating or feeding.

• Assisting with self-administered medications by reminding client to take them at the prescribed time(s) and/or following up to ensure they are taken.

• Monitoring vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse and respiration.

• Providing respite and palliative care

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Structured Family Care

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Caring for Someone You Love? Structured Family Caregiving May Be an Option.

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At Remain At Home Care LLC, we believe individuals should have the opportunity to receive the support they need while remaining in a comfortable and familiar home environment. That is why we are proud to offer Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) services to eligible Indiana Medicaid waiver participants.

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What Is Structured Family Caregiving?

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Structured Family Caregiving is an Indiana Medicaid Home- and Community-Based Services option that allows an eligible individual to live in a home setting with a qualified caregiver who provides ongoing assistance with everyday needs.

The caregiver may be a qualified family member or another approved individual who lives with the participant.

Unlike traditional hourly home-care services, SFC is designed around an ongoing caregiving relationship. The caregiver provides assistance and supervision throughout the day according to the participant's individual needs and person-centered service plan.

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What Kind of Help Can Be Provided?

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Depending on the individual's assessed needs and authorized service plan, Structured Family Caregiving may include assistance with:

• Bathing, dressing, grooming, and personal hygiene

• Meal preparation and eating

• Toileting and incontinence needs

• Mobility and safely moving around the home

• Medication oversight within applicable requirements

• Laundry and household activities

• Necessary appointments

• Community activities

• Supervision and safety

• Other daily activities identified in the participant's service plan

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Can a Family Member Be the Caregiver?

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In many situations, a qualified family member or other approved person living with the participant may serve as the primary caregiver, subject to Indiana Medicaid requirements and the individual's approved service plan.

This can provide families with an alternative to relying entirely on rotating caregivers coming into the home.

Eligibility and caregiver qualifications must be reviewed individually.

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How Does Remain At Home Care Help?

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Remain At Home Care doesn't simply enroll a caregiver and leave the family on its own.

Our role is to support both the participant and caregiver throughout the SFC arrangement.

We provide:

• Caregiver coaching and support

• Required training and education

• Regular home visits and monitoring

• Assistance with care-plan requirements

• Documentation oversight

• Health and safety monitoring

• Backup-care planning

• Coordination when needs or circumstances change

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Our goal is to help create a safe, dependable caregiving arrangement that supports the participant's independence, dignity, choice, and quality of life at home.

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You May Already Be Doing the Work of a Caregiver

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Are you currently helping a loved one with bathing, dressing, meals, medications, mobility, toileting, supervision, appointments, or other everyday activities? Does your loved one receive Indiana Medicaid waiver services? If so, Structured Family Caregiving may be worth exploring. Not everyone will qualify, and enrollment depends upon Medicaid eligibility, the applicable waiver, an assessment, caregiver qualifications, and authorization through the participant's person-centered service plan.

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Find Out Whether SFC May Be Right for Your Family...Call Us Today!