What can homemaker services include?
Depending on authorization, services may include light cleaning, laundry, organization, and other routine household tasks identified in the support plan.
Now accepting new clients: We provide 245D services and work closely with lead agencies, case managers, and families to support a smooth, well-coordinated start to services.
ONTIMEHEALTH CARECall (651) 206-1897Bloomington, Minnesota
Service Overview
Support centered on the person’s daily life and goals.
Services are tailored to the person’s assessed needs and authorized plan. Depending on that plan, support may address routine household tasks that have become difficult to complete independently.
Ontime approaches homemaker support with respect for the person’s home, culture, preferences, and established routines. The goal is dependable assistance that helps the person continue living in the setting they choose.
What to Expect
A coordinated start to services.
We work with the person and support team to understand the authorized service, establish clear expectations, and prepare for a dependable start.
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A review of the authorized homemaker tasks and preferred routines
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Clear expectations about scheduling and the support to be provided
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Communication when needs, routines, or the service plan change
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about Homemaker.
Is homemaker service the same as skilled home health care?
No. Ontime’s homemaker service is non-medical household support and does not replace skilled nursing or clinical home health care.
How are the tasks selected?
Tasks are identified through assessment and person-centered planning, then confirmed in the authorized service plan.
Talk With Ontime
Ready to discuss Homemaker?
Tell us what support you are looking for. We will review the request, answer questions, and help coordinate the next step.