Participant Assistance & Care (PAC) provides direct assistance to individuals who need help with personal needs and everyday activities because of a disability or other support-related circumstances. It may be useful when a person needs hands-on or routine assistance to participate in daily activities at home or in the community while maintaining as much independence as possible.
How It Works
PAC may include:
- Assistance with personal care and daily routines
- Support with activities of daily living
- Assistance with mobility and movement-related needs
- Support with household or routine tasks related to the participant
- Assistance with community participation
- Direct support based on the individual’s identified needs
What to Expect
PAC is generally provided during the individual’s regular daily activities, allowing assistance to occur where support is actually needed. The type and amount of assistance depend on the person’s circumstances and authorized service needs. Support may be adjusted as the individual’s abilities, routines, or daily support requirements change.
Explore Available Habilitation Support
Reach out to discuss the circumstances, support needs, and service options that may apply to the individual you are assisting. The next step can help clarify available services and what the process may involve.