What would you like to find?

Adult Disability Care

Home support shaped around your independence

Practical assistance that respects your choices, supports your routines and keeps your own goals at the center.

An adult wheelchair user and a caregiver reviewing daily priorities at a table.
Support with a purpose

Your goals lead the plan.

For adults with disabilities who want practical assistance while maintaining control over their choices, routines, relationships and daily life.

A young adult wheelchair user waters seedlings while a caregiver moves a pot within reach.
In everyday life

Support shaped around independence

Daily planning can begin with the person’s own priorities—getting ready, preparing a meal or organizing a schedule. Assistance should support adult decision-making and participation.

The practical details

What’s Included

Support is selected for the individual’s needs and agreed care plan.

  • Approved personal-care routines
  • Meals and light household support
  • Assessed mobility and transfer assistance
  • Communication preferences and routine cues
  • Companionship and approved accompaniment
  • Family caregiver respite
Before care begins

A plan that fits the person.

Discuss accessibility, equipment, communication and work, school or community schedules. Respect the person’s decisions and the role of any legally authorized representative.

See how care works
A little clarity

Common questions

Can the person direct their own routine?

The plan should reflect the adult’s goals, abilities, preferences and decision-making rights. Support is not based on age-related assumptions.

What if assistance needs change?

Report changes in mobility or function so staffing, equipment and the suitability of the care arrangement can be reviewed.

Start with a conversation

Let’s talk about the support you need.

Share the daily tasks, location and times you are considering. Eden will review the appropriate next step.