Personal Care Assistance Services – Our Personal Care Assistance services are person-centered, ensuring that your individual needs are met so you can feel the utmost level of comfort within your own home. Following your personalized plan of care developed by our compassionate Qualified Professionals, our trained PCAs can assist you with your day-to-day living activities, including but not limited to the following: Eating, Meal Preparation, Bathing, Grooming, Dressing, Transferring, Mobility and Positioning, Bowel and Bladder care, Accompany to appointments, Light Housekeeping, Laundry, Some Health Related Functions, Medicine Reminders.

Homemaking – Perform household services that are essential to help the patient live independently in her/his home. Services include, meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, errands out of home,  and grocery shopping.

Chore Services – Help with general household activities such as meal preparation, routine household care, and heavy household chores such as washing floors and windows, or lawn maintenance.


Companion Services – Taking walks, playing cards, conversation, etc.


PCA Program Options:
  1. The Traditional PCA Option: (PCPO) Under this option, people receiving PCA Services obtain PCA staff through a PCA Agency which hires, trains, pays, and schedules the hours of PCA workers. To allow more flexibility and meet the changing and varying needs of individuals who receive care, Minnesota’s PCA program also allows for services to be provided through other delivery models described below.
  2. The PCA Choice Option: In the PCA Choice program, people are able to independently hire and train the PCAs who provide their care. The PCA Choice option gives consumers a greater level of responsibility in managing their care and the PCA Agency handles employment and management-related functions. In Minnesota’s PCA Choice program, the agency is the employer of record for the PCAs.
  3. The Shared Care Option: The Shared Care Option allows one PCA worker to help two or three individuals living in the same setting.
  4. The Flexible Use Option: Under the Flexible Use Option, individuals can use their approved PCA hours flexibly within a service authorization period to accommodate their varying needs and schedules.


Steps Needed to Begin Service
1. State funded Medical Insurance (Medical Assistance)
2. We will provide you the phone number to request a PCA assessment. A Certified Public Health Nurse will come out to authorize services and determine how many hours of service you are eligible to receive. Tell PHN/Accessor you want Peace of Mind Home Health Care to be your PCA Provider.
3. Contact Peace of Mind Home Health Care and we will help you start the process.
4. Services begin with the personal care attendant of your choice. We will train and hire your caregiver for you.
5. Don't have a PCA or caregiver in mind? (We have plenty!).



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