In-Home Support Services

Who May Qualify for In-Home Support

• Eligibility depends on the person’s assessed needs, program requirements, and authorization through the applicable Minnesota service system; many HCBS waiver services require Medical Assistance and an assessment showing a qualifying level of care or functional need.
• Adults or children may qualify for particular home-based supports when an assessed disability, condition, or functional limitation creates a need for assistance, supervision, training, or other covered support.
• The exact service, frequency, and amount of support are determined by the person’s authorized plan rather than by a standard schedule that applies to everyone.
• Families and individuals can work with their county or tribal agency, case manager, or other appropriate coordinating professional to determine eligibility and available funding.
• Services should support the person’s rights, autonomy, community participation, and choice of services and providers consistent with Minnesota HCBS standards.

Everyday Supports We Provide

The right combination of support depends on the person’s needs and authorized services, so Comcare LLC can focus assistance where it is most useful in daily life.

• Adult Companion Services: Provides non-medical companionship, supervision, and social engagement for eligible adults who benefit from another person’s presence and support.
• Homemaker and Personal Support: Helps with appropriate household tasks and personal support needs so an individual can maintain a safe, functional home and participate in daily routines.
• Night Supervision: Provides appropriate overnight supervision for eligible individuals whose assessed needs require support or monitoring during nighttime hours.
• Respite Care: Gives a primary caregiver planned relief through eligible in-home or out-of-home respite arrangements while maintaining appropriate support for the person receiving services.
• Independent Living and Family Supports: Builds practical skills and supports families with routines, household management, community participation, and other individualized needs identified in the person’s plan.