Services
Four kinds of care. One standard of training.
Everything below is non-skilled attendant care within our Colorado Class B license. What makes it different is who shows up and what they are prepared to do.
Complex Mobility
Complex Mobility & Neurological Care
Attendant care from caregivers trained in two-person transfers, for people living with SCI, MS, brain injury, and related conditions.
- •Transfers, including two-person transfers and slide-board assists
- •Bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting support
- •Repositioning and skin-check reminders
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Post-Acute Recovery
Post-Acute Recovery Care
Short-episode personal care and mobility assistance for the transition home after a hospital or rehabilitation stay.
- •Care that starts promptly after discharge, including same-week starts
- •Transfers, personal care, and mobility assistance during recovery
- •Help settling in: meals, hydration reminders, and a safe daily routine
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Medicaid Personal Care
Medicaid Personal Care (CFC, CIH, BI waiver pathways)
ADL is an approved Medicaid CFC personal care provider and supports care pathways associated with the CIH and BI waivers.
- •Personal care, mobility assistance, and transfer support as authorized in your care plan
- •Help understanding what your authorization covers and what it does not
- •Coordination with your case management agency
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IDD & Autism Respite
IDD & Autism Respite Care
Planned respite with attendant support, so families and primary caregivers can step away knowing the routine holds.
- •Planned respite, scheduled in advance around your life
- •Personal assistance and supervision within the authorized scope of care
- •Caregivers matched for temperament, interests, and routine
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Straight answers
Common questions
Do you work alongside home health nurses and therapists?+
Yes. Attendant care and skilled care are different services and often run side by side. We coordinate schedules and stay inside our non-skilled scope.