An Indiana Medicaid Waiver certified provider focused on compassionate support, dependable transportation, and clear communication for eligible waiver participants and families.
Simple, sincere support without clinical or emergency care language, shaped around the individual, never rushed.
Counties Served
Approved Services
Waiver Programs
Non-Medical Support
Respectful non-medical support with daily personal routines and care needs based on the individual's authorized plan.
Practical help with everyday home and community activities that support independence, safety, and routine.
Respect, dignity, routine, and connection.
Respectful, one-on-one help with daily routines, delivered without clinical or emergency care language.
Clear communication with families and referral partners, so everyone knows what is requested and what is authorized.
Dependable help with daily routines and community access, on the schedule the plan sets out.
A careful approach to waiver authorization and program requirements, checked before anything is scheduled.
Because dependable support should be simple to arrange.
We keep the first conversation focused and clear: what is being requested, what is authorized, and what the next step looks like.
Support is matched to the individual's waiver plan, never more and never less than what has been approved.
Scheduling is communicated in advance to families and clients, and we stay respectful and reliable throughout.
Four counties across Central Indiana.
Quick answers for families.
Three approved waiver services: attendant care, home and community assistance, and assisted or unassisted nonmedical transportation, each provided when authorized through the individual's waiver plan.
Hendricks, Johnson, Marion, and Morgan counties, in Central Indiana.
PathWays for Aging, the Health & Wellness Waiver, and the TBI Waiver, depending on eligibility, authorization, and program requirements.
We are a non-medical provider. We do not provide skilled nursing services, medical treatment or clinical care, therapy or rehabilitative treatment, medication administration, or emergency medical transportation.
Yes. Vans are wheelchair-accessible with mechanical lift support for boarding and alighting, and a driver assists throughout the trip.
