Services
In-Home Care Services in Missouri
HomeTeam helps Missouri families get care at home, including personal care, homemaking and respite care. Through Missouri CDS, eligible participants choose their own caregiver while HomeTeam handles payroll, required documentation, electronic visit verification guidance, and program administration—so families can focus on approved care at home.
In-Home Services
The Hallmark of HomeTeam is our CareTeam approach
For those with advanced medical needs, we provide the appropriately trained personnel. All employees go through an extensive background check and pre-employment screening process. Once hired, our aides complete a training program under the direction of a RN. We pride ourselves on hiring practices which insure trustworthy, compassionate employees who deliver the highest quality of care.
Personal Care Services: Your CDS CareTeam in your home
- Personal Care Services
- Dietary
- Grooming/dressing
- Bathing/personal hygieneToileting/ continence
- Mobility/ transfer
- Assistance with self administered meds
- Medication set-up with a RN
Homemaking, Errands & Transportation
- Passive range of motion
- Transfer/ lift
- Bathroom cleaning
- Changing/ making bed
- Kitchen cleaning
- Meal preparation and clean up
- Laundry
- Dusting
- Vacuuming and sweeping floors
- Emptying trash
- Shopping and running errands
- Ironing/ mending
- Transportation
- Help with bill payments and correspondence
Respite Service
- Respite Service
- Relieve family members
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Consumer Directed Services
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This unique Medicaid program offers patients the opportunity to be more in control of who provides the care and support. Known as self-directed care or consumer-directed services (CDS), this model allows you to choose your own caregiver directly and coordinate with the HomeTeam to manage the more complicated aspects such as payroll, taxes, and plan of care.
With CDS, eligible participants may hire a qualified friend or family member, except a spouse or legal guardian. The participant directs the schedule and daily work within the state-authorized care plan. HomeTeam supports payroll, taxes, required documentation, electronic visit verification guidance, and administrative questions.WHO MAY QUALIFY FOR MISSOURI CDS?Missouri determines eligibility case by case. A participant generally must be at least 18, live in Missouri, have active MO HealthNet coverage that supports Home and Community-Based Services, have a physical disability, be able to direct their own care, meet the required level-of-care assessment, and have an unmet need that CDS can address.WHAT HELP MAY BE AUTHORIZED?Approved tasks may include bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility and transfers, meal-related support, essential transportation, light housekeeping, and other activities of daily living listed in the participant’s care plan. Missouri—not HomeTeam—determines approved tasks and authorized hours.THE PARTICIPANT AND HOMETEAM ROLESThe participant is the attendant’s employer of record and chooses, trains, schedules, supervises, and, when necessary, dismisses the attendant. HomeTeam supports authorized participants with payroll, taxes, required documentation, and program administration so families can focus on approved care at home.Contact HomeTeam at 314-863-5987 to ask about CDS and the next steps. Eligibility and service authorization are determined by the State of Missouri.With CDS, you may hire friends or family members to provide direct-care services. You determine the schedule and activities around the services to be provided. We support in this effort by handling the payroll, taxes and Plan of care, and other paperwork required.
Participants must be Medicaid eligible and require assistance with activities of daily living.
What type of assistance can be provided under the self-directed home health model?
- Bathing, dressing, and grooming
- Grocery shopping
- Preparing meals and feeding
- Escorting to appointments and social events
- Assisting with medications
- Performing light housekeeping
- Entertainment (games, crafts, reading)
- Other activities of daily living
Under the CDS program, Medicaid requires a “Agency” to be appointed to manage the care, who will act as coordinator between the individual patient and the program. This is where HomeTeam comes, We handle all of the details for you so your appointed caregiver can focus on providing care and not be burdened with administration and paperwork.
Contact The HomeTeam today at 314-863-5987 to learn more about CDS and to see if it’s the right fit for you.With CDS, eligible participants may hire a qualified friend or family member, except a spouse or legal guardian. The participant directs the schedule and daily work within the state-authorized care plan. HomeTeam supports payroll, taxes, required documentation, electronic visit verification guidance, and administrative questions.
WHO MAY QUALIFY FOR MISSOURI CDS?
Missouri determines eligibility case by case. A participant generally must be at least 18, live in Missouri, have active MO HealthNet coverage that supports Home and Community-Based Services, have a physical disability, be able to direct their own care, meet the required level-of-care assessment, and have an unmet need that CDS can address.
WHAT HELP MAY BE AUTHORIZED?
Approved tasks may include bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility and transfers, meal-related support, essential transportation, light housekeeping, and other activities of daily living listed in the participant’s care plan. Missouri—not HomeTeam—determines approved tasks and authorized hours.
THE PARTICIPANT AND HOMETEAM ROLES
The participant is the attendant’s employer of record and chooses, trains, schedules, supervises, and, when necessary, dismisses the attendant. HomeTeam supports authorized participants with payroll, taxes, required documentation, and program administration so families can focus on approved care at home.
Contact HomeTeam at 314-863-5987 to ask about CDS and the next steps. Eligibility and service authorization are determined by the State of Missouri.