Personal Care Assistance
PCA is a Minnesota healthcare program that supports individuals in living safely and comfortably in their own homes. Through flexible, personalized assistance, PCA promotes independence and helps individuals remain active members of their communities.
Customized Support for Individual Needs
PCA provides individualized care for older adults and individuals with disabilities. Services are tailored to meet personal requirements and may include assistance with daily living activities such as:
Personal hygiene
Meal preparation
Health-related tasks
PCA Agency Model
Enjoy the Convenience of Agency-Managed Care
For those seeking a stress-free home care experience, our agency-managed model provides a dependable and efficient solution. We handle all administrative responsibilities, allowing you to focus on what matters most—your health, comfort, and independence.
Moving Beyond Traditional Care Models
CFSS replaces both Personal Care Assistance (PCA) and the Consumer Support Grant, offering a more flexible, comprehensive approach to home care services.
Eligible Caregivers
Your Trusted Partner in Home Care
Toyinks Care Services understands that care is most effective when it’s personal. That’s why we give you the freedom to choose your caregiver from a trusted network that may include:
Friends
Family members
Community members
Other CFSS participants
By allowing you to select your own caregiver, we help ensure you receive compassionate, individualized support that truly meets your needs.
FAQs
What are PCA/CFSS services?
PCA (Personal Care Assistant) and CFSS (Community First Choice) services are home-based care services designed to help individuals with disabilities or older adults live independently in their homes. These services provide assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, eating, and personal hygiene.
Who is eligible for PCA/CFSS services?
Eligibility for PCA/CFSS services varies by state and program, but generally, individuals must meet specific criteria related to age, disability, income, and medical needs.
How do I apply for PCA/CFSS services?
You typically need to contact your local Department of Human Services (DHS) or a designated case manager to apply for PCA/CFSS services. They will assess your needs and determine your eligibility.
What documents do I need to apply?
Required documents may vary, but generally include:
- Proof of disability
- Income information
- Medical records
- Proof of residency