Residential Services

Respite Care (RSPO) – Indiana

Indiana respite care provides short-term support to relieve primary caregivers.
Families cannot use Indiana respite services while caregivers attend work or school.

Participant Assistance & Care (PAC) – Indiana

Participant Assistance & Care in Indiana supports self-care, mobility, and daily living skills.
Services include hands-on assistance, prompting, reminders, supervision, and health monitoring.
The Indiana Family Supports Waiver exclusively covers PAC services.

Residential Habilitation & Support (RHS) – Indiana

Residential Habilitation & Support in Indiana follows the Person-Centered Individualized Support Plan.
RHS services build skills for independent living within Indiana communities.
Supports include daily living assistance, transportation, adult education, and social skill development.

Day Habilitation (DHI/DHGS) – Indiana

Indiana Day Habilitation supports communication, self-care, and community living skills.
Services encourage socialization, relationship building, and natural supports.
Indiana FSSA and DDRS approved providers deliver services in community or facility-based settings.
Services operate outside private residences and support one-to-one or group participation.