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Residential

At Ihoma Healthcare, our Residential Supports include a range of services delivered in community-based residential settings. Our goal is to help you to achieve your goals, developing skills and relationships that support your participation in the community. That's why our services are designed with an approach that is person-centered.

Our Direct Support Professionals will support your participation in activities of your choice throughout the community. Go shopping, banking, use library services, volunteer, and more. 

Supported Living Services

Our Supported Living services include habilitation, personal care, nursing, and other residential supports. We will help you gain, maintain, and improve skills related to activities of daily living. Our services are offered in a home serving one to three people. Transportation can be optional.

 

How do Supported Living services help?

Our goal is to help you live the life you want and participate actively in your community. We'll support and empower you to make choices with our person-centered approach. 

 

Benefits of Supported Living services include:

  • Developing social and adaptive skills

  • Developing skills related to activities of daily living, like personal grooming, chores, and eating and meal preparation

  • Transportation training

  • Opportunities for community exposure and integration

  • Available nursing and nutrition services, including 24-hour supervision, 7 days a week

  • Access to occupational, physical, behavioral, and speech therapies as needed

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Host Home

Ihoma Host Homes offer a safe way to live in your community in a family-type setting and maintain your independence.

 

Ihoma Host Home services provide a family-type setting to support you in achieving your goals. You can take part in community life and activities, maintain your health, and build on the skills that are important to you, such as:

  • Daily living activities

  • Money management

  • Travel capabilities

  • Recreation

  • Cooking

  • Shopping

  • Using community resources

  • Community safety

  • Other adaptive skills needed to live in the community

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In-Home Supports

 

Ihoma In-Home Supports provides periodic services to enhance your quality of life by encouraging you to develop independence at home and in the community. Whether you live on your own or with family or friends, we can help you gain, maintain, and improve the skills you need to be successful.

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Who can receive In-Home Supports?

We provide In-Home Supports to eligible people who live in::

  • their home

  • their family home or

  • the home of an unpaid caregiver

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How do In-Home Supports help?

Our In-Home Supports staff will help you learn and maintain daily living skills, manage behavior issues, and attend social outings in the community. We provide a combination of training, hands-on care, and support to:

  • learn, master, and maintain daily living and independent living skills

  • use community resources to increase your participation and integration

  • enhance your ability to manage your finances and personal affairs

  • build awareness of health, nutrition, physical status, and safety precautions

  • coordinate or manage tasks in your Health Management Care Plan

  • perform personal care, household, and homemaking tasks

  • develop skills necessary to reduce or prevent behavior issues

  • coordinate transportation to and from events and activities in the community

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Residential Habilitation Services

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What are Residential Habilitation Services?

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Residential Habilitation services are supports provided in a shared home setting of four to six people. These services offer ongoing training, support, and supervision.

At Ihoma Healthcare, we provide Residential Habilitation services that are tailored to you. Our staff will help you learn, maintain, and improve skills related to self-care, activities of daily living, adaptive functioning, and other areas that enhance your independence.

You will receive hands-on support, habilitation, and other services in line with your Individual Support Plan (ISP) and Plan of Care.  A few of the benefits can potentially include:

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  • Meals and food preparation

  • Personal hygiene

  • Dressing

  • Monitoring health and physical conditions

  • Help with the administration of medication

  • Communications

  • Interpersonal and social skills

  • Household chores

  • ​Mobility

  • Financial management

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Respite Services

What are Respite services?

Do you care for someone enrolled in the Waiver? There may be times when you need extra support - whether it's an emergency, an appointment, or you just need some time for yourself. Ihoma Healthcare's respite services can provide you with short-term, temporary relief. Our Respite services will ensure that your loved one continues to receive services while you are away. This includes access to community activities as described in their Individual Support Plan (ISP)/Plan of Care.

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What do Respite services include:

  • Daily respite care (in an Ihoma Healthcare home) or hourly respite care (in the home of the person supported)

  • Help with activities of daily living

  • Coordination and provision of transportation and access to and from community activities

  • Monitoring your loved one's health and physical condition

  • Help with other medical needs

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