Personal Supports
Personal Supports provide non-medical assistance and skill-building with everyday activities — bathing, dressing, meals, hygiene, supervision, and community access — in the home or community. Tender Touch Services refers caregivers who support independence, safety, and participation for people with developmental disabilities.
Call (561) 860-1463What This Service Includes
- Assistance with bathing, dressing, and hygiene
- Meal planning and preparation
- Supervision and safety support
- Community access and daily-living skill-building
- Support toward person-centered goals
Who May Benefit
- Adults and young people with developmental disabilities
- Families needing dependable in-home support
- Individuals building daily-living and community skills
Who provides the care
Credentialed, Level II background-screened HHA, Companion — referred to you as independent caregivers you choose.
How Care Begins
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Free consultation — we listen to your situation, needs, timeline, and budget.
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Care review & caregiver match — we identify pre-screened caregivers who fit your needs.
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Meet and choose — you interview and select the caregiver who enters your home.
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Care begins on your schedule.
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Ongoing follow-up — we check in to make sure you stay satisfied.
Payment Options
- Private pay
- If you receive APD iBudget services, ask us how these supports may be arranged
Common Questions
How is Personal Supports different from a home health aide?
Personal Supports focuses on non-medical assistance, supervision, and skill-building for people with developmental disabilities. A home health aide focuses on personal care, often for seniors. We can help identify which fits.
Request Special-Needs Support
Free, no-obligation consultation — available in English, Creole & Spanish.