In-Home Personal Care Services Program (Community Living Program)

Provides eligible adults with needed services such as personal care, bathing, light housekeeping, laundry etc. with the intention of helping older adults remain safely in their homes and be a part of the community for as long as possible.
• Helps older adults and adults with physical disabilities remain safely in their homes and be a part of the community for as long as possible
• Provides eligible adults with services such as personal care,
bathing, light housekeeping, laundry etc.
•Services provided are not medical in nature.
• Most clients receive 3-6 hours of service per week, based on the professional assessment of program staff, using a standard evaluation tool.

Call 703-228-1700
• A standard UAI (Uniform Assessment Instrument) will be needed. Referring workers who know a client's status will be asked to provide details for the completion of the UAI.
• Please notify client that they will be contacted by the assessor within 3-5 business days.

703-228-1700 (main ADSD Customer Service line)

Amy Vennett

Mon - Fri: 8am - 5pm

• Virginia Uniform Assessment Instrument (UAI)
• Service Evaluation Instrument
• Information about income
• Exchange of information release form
• Voter Registration - if the client chooses to register

Adult; Senior

• Age 60 or older, unable to leave home, with multiple chronic medical illnesses
• If under 60, physically disabled, unable to leave home with multiple chronic medical illnesses
• Staff in Customer Service Center will conduct a home visit to determine eligibility

Cluster Care Referral Checklist (January 2013)
• Homebound status: Individuals must be restricted or confined to the home; leaving the home requires a considerable and taxing effort, such as needing crutches, a walker, wheelchair, or help from another person. Leaving home for medical treatment and attending a licensed or accredited adult day care or religious service is always permitted. Person should not be able to drive or walk independently.
• Limitations in ADLs: Individuals who have the inability to dress, bathe, groom, prepare meals and attend to bathroom needs will be given priority.
• Medicare benefit: Individuals with Medicare may be eligible for skilled home health care due to a new injury or illness. Their doctor must make this determination. The service can be provided for several weeks. The individual receiving these services cannot receive Cluster Care simultaneously. A referral should be made only if the individual still has home care needs.
• Client Consent: The individual must be aware of the referral and be willing to accept an in-home assessment.

Fee for services: The client may be asked to pay a fee for services based on income. The assessor will provide more details about the fee during the initial contact with the client.