Integrated Home Care

Integrated Home Care serves seniors and people with disabilities in the Twin Cities and across Minnesota with a range of in-home services that let folks stay in their own familiar spaces while getting the help they need, and they have been doing this since 1993. The staff includes trained nurses, caregivers, and healthcare professionals who provide medical monitoring, health management, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, and medical social services, along with basic help such as bathing, dressing, medication management, meal preparation, laundry, housekeeping, and pet care, so people don't have to leave home just because they need a bit of support. The program works through a coordinated approach, combining medical, social, and supportive services, always building personalized care plans so each client's exact needs are addressed, whether that's daily living help, homemaking, or waivered services under 245D. They offer things like respite care for short-term needs, personal care assistance, and even transportation for appointments or outings to nearby places, and they use Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) to keep services on track. Residents get access to community amenities like a dining room, arts and crafts spaces, a gym, walking paths, gardens, movie nights, and activities both within their living area and in the larger neighborhood, including trips to worship centers, restaurants, and coffee shops, while every living space comes furnished and includes kitchenettes, cable, WiFi, telephone, and emergency call systems for 24-hour supervision and quick response if anything goes wrong. Integrated Home Care supports independence by adapting services to each individual, including assistance for those who want to stay social and active, and even welcomes pets for company and emotional comfort. For family caregivers who can't always be there, the agency offers reliable supervision and checks, and for employees, they make sure anyone working there passes background checks and completes training, with benefits like competitive pay, health benefits, and paid holidays. Private pay is accepted, and they work with many insurance providers, making sure everyone gets equitable access to care regardless of background, and they're always focused on helping people live the way they prefer, whether they need a little help with chores or more involved health support in the comfort of home, all at an average cost of about $4,559 for in-home care.