PCA consumer information

Personal care assistance services help a person with day-to-day activities in their home and community. PCAs help people with activities of daily living, health-related procedures and tasks, observation and redirection of behaviors and instrumental activities of daily living for adults. PCA services are available to eligible people enrolled in a Minnesota Health Care Program.

• Assessment and service plan
• Care plan
• Choosing a provider agency
• Consumer safeguards
• Flexible use
• Fraud
• Orientation and training
• Other programs and services
• PCA Choice
• PCA services
• PCA services traditional
• Qualified professional
• Responsible party
• Role of the PCA
• Service authorization and appeals
• Services for children under age 18

Policy information

Policy information is available in the Personal Care Assistance Program Policy Manual.

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