
Participant Assistance & Care (PAC)
What is Participant Assistance & Care?
Participant Assistance & Care (PAC) services are designed to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live successfully in their own homes and actively participate in their communities. These services provide personalized support for daily living activities, self-care, and mobility, using a combination of hands-on assistance, prompts, reminders, and ongoing monitoring to promote independence while ensuring health and safety.
PAC services may include any task that benefits the individual—tasks that people without disabilities would typically perform on their own, or that family members might do on behalf of someone with a disability. Each service is tailored to the individual's unique needs, empowering them to live a more independent, fulfilling life.
PAC (Personal Assistance and Care) Services include:
Help with personal care, meal prep, errands, and household chores
Assistance with mobility and accessing the community
Support with scheduling and attending appointments
Guidance with correspondence, bill-paying, and other daily tasks
Person-centered monitoring and reinforcement of behavioral strategies
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