Homecare is a work of heart

We provide compassionate support and assistance to enhance the quality of life for elderly individuals. We offer personalized care services adapted to each client's unique needs. From helping with daily activities and personal care to offering companionship. Our goal is to create a safe and comfortable environment that allows seniors to age gracefully in the familiar surroundings of their own homes.

PPL YOUR CHOICE OF CARE GIVER

PPL Program Benefits

PPL First’s Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program benefits include reliable weekly pay, flexible caregiver choice, centralized support, and optional health and retirement plans for eligible personal assistants.

Core Program Benefits for Consumers

Choose your own caregiver — You can hire a trusted family member, friend, or other person you select (excluding certain close relatives under NY rules)
Flexibility in scheduling — Set your own hours and care schedule, tailored to your needs
Control over care — You direct hiring, training, and daily support, with PPL providing registration and ongoing guidance.
Eligibility — Available to Medicaid‑eligible New Yorkers with home care needs who have authorization from their managed care plan or local Department of Social Services .

Benefits for Personal Assistants (PAs)

Reliable weekly pay — PPL manages payroll directly, ensuring on‑time payment every Thursday via direct deposit or check

PCA PERSONAL CARE ASSISTANT

PCA home care involves non-medical support provided by a Personal Care Assistant to help individuals live safely and independently in their own homes.

What is a Personal Care Assistant (PCA)?

A Personal Care Assistant (PCA), also called a Personal Care Attendant, is a trained professional who provides non-medical support to individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or age-related limitations in their homes biologyinsights.com+1. The primary goal of PCA home care is to help clients maintain independence, safety, and quality of life while remaining in a familiar environment rather than moving to institutional care like nursing homes Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services+1.

Core Responsibilities

PCAs assist with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs), which include:

Personal hygiene and grooming: bathing, dressing, oral care, hair care, and toileting friendsfamilyhomecare.com+1
Mobility support: transferring from bed to chair, walking, using wheelchairs, and repositioning for comfort biologyinsights.com
Feeding and meal assistance: preparing meals, helping with eating, and ensuring proper handwashing biologyinsights.com+1
Household tasks: light housekeeping, laundry, cleaning, and maintaining a safe environment

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Homecare is a work of heart