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Attendant care provided by a personal care agency refers to non-medical, hands-on assistance with daily living activities for individuals who need help due to age, disability, or illness. This type of care is designed to support clients in their homes and help them maintain independence. Attendant care in Indiana is often covered by Medicaid waiver programs, private pay, and long-term care insurance, depending on the individual's eligibility and the agency’s credentials.

Non-medical transportation (NMT) provided by a personal care agency refers to transportation services that help individuals travel to and from essential destinations that are not medically necessary but support their daily living and independence. Non-medical transportation is designed for individuals who may have disabilities, mobility challenges, or other needs that prevent them from using regular transportation options. It enables them to access community resources, social activities

Light housekeeping, meal preparation, and laundry

Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) is a Medicaid-funded program designed to support individuals who require assistance with daily living activities by allowing them to receive care in a home setting. Under this program, a principal caregiver—who may be a family member or another individual—provides daily care and support to a waiver participant (the individual receiving care). A key requirement is that the participant and the principal caregiver must reside together in a private home.