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DODD Waiver Service

Homemaker Personal Care (HPC) in Ohio

Person-centered HPC support from a DODD-certified provider — now accepting new clients. We coordinate with County Boards and SSAs across Ohio.

What HPC support can include

Assistance with bathing, dressing and grooming
Meal preparation and feeding assistance
Light housekeeping, laundry and home safety
Medication reminders
Mobility and transfer support
Community participation and errands

Services are authorized through the individual's service plan. Eligibility, authorization and program participation are verified before services begin.

How HPC gets started
  1. 1. Talk to your SSA. Your county board Service and Support Administrator confirms HPC is in the service plan.
  2. 2. Send us a referral. Families, SSAs and county-board teams can call or use our online referral form.
  3. 3. We verify and match. We confirm authorization, discuss scheduling and match a qualified caregiver.
  4. 4. Care begins. Person-centered support with ongoing communication with your team.

HPC in Ohio — Frequently Asked Questions

What is HPC (Homemaker Personal Care) in Ohio?

HPC — Homemaker Personal Care — is a DODD waiver service that combines hands-on personal care with homemaker support so individuals with developmental disabilities can live safely at home and participate in their community. It is authorized through the individual's service plan with their County Board of Developmental Disabilities.

Who qualifies for HPC services?

HPC is available to individuals enrolled on an Ohio DODD waiver (such as the Individual Options, Level One or SELF waiver) whose service plan includes HPC. Your county board Service and Support Administrator (SSA) determines eligibility and authorized hours.

How do I start HPC services with Caregivers Alliance?

Contact us at (614) 526-1548 or submit a referral online. We coordinate with your SSA and county board to confirm the service plan and authorization before care begins.

Can a family member be paid to provide HPC?

Under some Ohio participant-directed options, a qualified family member or friend may provide approved services. Eligibility depends on the waiver, service plan and program rules — ask us about the family caregiver pathway.