Domiciliary Care Program

PCA’s Domiciliary Care (Dom Care) program matches certified home providers with those in need of a caring, supportive home. Dom Care residents are unable to live independently due to physical, emotional or mental impairments, but do not need special around-the-clock attention. Providers are people in the community who want to open up their homes to provide care for up to two consumers.

Care managers match consumers and home providers according to their preferences, and continue to work closely with them to ensure that the match remains mutually beneficial.

What Kind of Help is Available?

Dom Care providers offer the following services:

Room and board

Housekeeping

Laundry

Assistance with personal hygiene and budgeting

Supervision of medication

Assistance with medical appointments

Who is Eligible?

Consumer Eligibility:	Home Provider Eligibility:
Consumer eligibility for participation in the Dom Care program is determined by a thorough assessment completed by PCA’s Long Term Care Access department. Eligible consumers must receive social security or disability benefits or have the ability to pay privately. To begin the enrollment process, call the PCA Helpline at 215-765-9040.	Interested home providers must complete a certification process to assure that homes meet fire, health and safety regulations. Interested applicants should call the Dom Care program at 215-765-9000, ext. 5365. Providers must: Have criminal history clearances Have satisfactory financial, medical and personal references Attend on-going training sessions Work as a team member with care managers and consumers

Consumer Eligibility:

Home Provider Eligibility:

Consumer eligibility for participation in the Dom Care program is determined by a thorough assessment completed by PCA’s Long Term Care Access department. Eligible consumers must receive social security or disability benefits or have the ability to pay privately. To begin the enrollment process, call the PCA Helpline at 215-765-9040.

Interested home providers must complete a certification process to assure that homes meet fire, health and safety regulations. Interested applicants should call the Dom Care program at 215-765-9000, ext. 5365. Providers must:

Have criminal history clearances
Have satisfactory financial, medical and personal references
Attend on-going training sessions
Work as a team member with care managers and consumers

Domiciliary Care Program

What Kind of Help is Available?

What Kind of Help is Available?

Who is Eligible?

Consumer Eligibility:

Home Provider Eligibility:

Consumer Eligibility:

Home Provider Eligibility:

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Assessment

Enrollment

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