Supports that meet people where they live.
Licensed Minnesota 245D HCBS services — coordinated with your case manager and shaped by a personal service plan.
Services are grouped the way Minnesota Statutes 245D.03 groups them: basic support services, intervention support services, and in-home support services.
Basic Support Services
Assistance, supervision, and care that keeps a person healthy and safe at home. Basic support does not include training, treatment, habilitation, or rehabilitation (Minn. Stat. 245D.03, subd. 1(b)).

24-Hour Emergency Assistance
Around-the-clock on-call response, including personal emergency response, for people who live on their own.
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Adult Companion Services
Non-medical companionship and supervision for adults, at home and in the community.
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Homemaker Services
Home management, cleaning, and homemaker assistance with personal care — the three authorized homemaker types.
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Night Supervision
Overnight staff in the person's own home to monitor safety and respond to needs.
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Respite Care — In-Home or Out-of-Home
Temporary supervision and care that gives the primary caregiver a planned break.
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Individual Community Living Support (ICLS)
Elderly Waiver support that helps a person stay in the home they own or rent.
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Individualized Home Supports (without training)
Day-to-day assistance and supervision in the person's own home and community.
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Intensive supports directed at behavior, mental health, and crisis needs — delivered with licensed professionals and positive support practices (Minn. Stat. 245D.03, subd. 1(c)(1)).

Positive Support Services
Person-centered, function-based behavior support designed and monitored by qualified professionals.
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Specialist Services
Clinical consultation and staff training from licensed specialists to support a person's plan.
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Crisis Respite — In-Home or Out-of-Home
Short-term intensive support during a crisis to keep a person safely in the community.
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Intensive supports that teach skills so a person becomes more independent in their own home and community (Minn. Stat. 245D.03, subd. 1(c)(2)).

Semi-Independent Living Services (SILS)
Training and assistance that helps adults with developmental disabilities live as independently as possible.
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Individualized Home Supports with Training
Skill-building in the person's own home so independence grows over time.
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Individualized Home Supports with Family Training
Training and coaching for family members and caregivers who support the person at home.
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