245D services that support life at home and in the community
Infinite Life Works provides licensed 245D services for people with disabilities. Depending on the person’s assessed needs and authorized services, a family caregiver may be able to provide some supports as a paid caregiver. We’ll help families and case managers understand which services may fit and what steps are needed.
Please note: Service availability, and whether a family member can provide a particular service, depend on the person’s service authorization and applicable program requirements.
Basic Support Services
24-Hour Emergency Assistance
Support to help a person get assistance when an urgent need arises.
Adult Companion Services
Nonmedical companionship and support with activities identified in the person’s plan.
Homemaker Services
Help with household tasks that support the person’s health, comfort, and ability to live at home.
Night Supervision
Overnight supervision and support based on the person’s needs.
Respite Care
Temporary support for a person while their primary caregiver takes a break.
Individual Community Living Supports (ICLS)
Support to help a person live as independently as possible in the community.
Individualized Home Supports (without training)
Assistance and supervision with everyday support needs at home and in the community.
Intensive Support Services
Positive Supports
Support that helps promote a person’s well-being, participation, and individual goals.
Specialist Services
Specialized support based on the person’s assessed needs and service plan.
Crisis Respite
Short-term support during a crisis.
In-Home Support Services
Semi-Independent Living Skills (SILS)
Support for adults to build or maintain skills for living more independently.
Individualized Home Supports (with training)
Support and instruction to help a person learn or strengthen everyday living skills.
Individualized Home Supports (with family training)
Training and support for family members or caregivers involved in the person’s care.
Employment Services
Employment Exploration
Support to explore work interests, strengths, and possibilities.
Employment Development
Support to prepare for and pursue a job that matches the person’s interests and goals.
Employment Support
Ongoing support to help a person succeed and maintain employment.
Not sure which services fit?
Tell us about the person’s needs and we’ll help you understand the options and the steps involved.
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For families
Find out whether paid family caregiving may be an option for your family and what the process looks like.
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For case managers
Talk with our referral team about the person’s needs, authorized services, and availability.