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Explore home attendant programs, personal care services, caregiver resources, and support options available throughout New York City.
Home attendant services help older adults and individuals with disabilities remain safely at home by providing personal care assistance, daily living support, and non-medical caregiving services.
Home attendants provide essential assistance with daily activities, personal care, meal preparation, mobility support, and other services that help individuals maintain independence at home.

Support with bathing, grooming, dressing, hygiene, and other personal care activities needed for daily living.

Assistance with routine household activities, meal preparation, mobility, and other daily tasks.

Services that help reduce fall risks and improve safety for individuals receiving care at home.

Support with care planning, family communication, and connecting individuals with available community resources.
Home attendant services help individuals remain independent and receive support in the comfort of their own homes.
Information and resources available for individuals and families seeking home attendant services.
Explore home attendant programs, personal care services, caregiver resources, and support options available throughout New York City.
A home attendant provides non-medical assistance with personal care and daily activities for individuals who need support at home.
Eligibility varies by program and may depend on age, disability status, medical needs, and Medicaid qualifications.
Services may include personal care, meal preparation, mobility assistance, light housekeeping, and daily living support.
Many Medicaid programs provide coverage for eligible individuals who require assistance with activities of daily living.
Home attendant services can be accessed through home care agencies, Medicaid programs, community organizations, and healthcare providers.

In-home care services, personal assistance, companion care, and support programs for seniors living independently.

Resources, respite programs, support groups, and guidance for family caregivers caring for aging loved ones.

Healthcare coverage, financial assistance, food programs, and community resources available for seniors.

Consumer-directed care programs that allow eligible individuals to choose and manage their own caregivers through Medicaid-supported services.