HELP WITH THE EVERYDAY
Keeping up with household tasks can take energy away from the things you enjoy. Homemaker services focus on cleaning and maintaining a comfortable home, with additional help depending on the authorized service type.
Alliance starts by listening to how you like your home to run. Tell us about your routines, the tasks that feel difficult, and your language or cultural preferences, so we can discuss support that respects your space and choices.
Everyday cleaning tasks.
Help with household laundry.
Incidental support, when authorized.
Routines that respect your space.
THE RIGHT TYPE OF HELP
Homemaker support is not a one-size-fits-all list of chores. The service type and approved tasks should reflect your assessment and support plan.
Contact Alliance to discuss the service options we currently provide and how they may fit with support you already receive.
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Light housekeeping and laundry are central to this service, alongside attention to the person’s well-being and safety while staff are in the home.
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Cleaning remains the primary service. Incidental help may include meal preparation, shopping, or arranging transportation, as authorized.
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Some authorized homemaker services include incidental help with activities of daily living while cleaning remains the primary service. Ask which option fits your assessed needs.
LET’S MAKE A PRACTICAL PLAN
You can reach out for yourself, a family member, or someone you support. Your case manager or care coordinator can help review eligibility and service authorization.
Your priorities: Which household tasks are hardest to keep up with?
Your routine: What preferences should support respect in your home?
Your current support: What services or case management are already in place?
Your questions: Ask about availability, scheduling, and the referral process.
MORE COMFORT. MORE CHOICE.
Start a conversation about homemaker services, current availability, and the next steps for a referral.
