Tennessee
In Home Day Services
Our In-Home Day Services support individuals whose needs are best met at home — including those with behavioral, mental health, or medical needs, as well as those who prefer a flexible, home-based routine. Services focus on meaningful, therapeutic activities tailored to each person's interests and pace.
Who this service is for
- Individuals whose plan calls for daytime support at home
- People with medical, behavioral, or other needs best supported at home
- Families who want daytime routines built in the home environment
What's included
- Structured daytime activities at home
- Skill building tailored to the person and the home setting
- Help with daily routines and household tasks
- Social and recreational activities
- Coordination with other supports the person receives
What this supports
- Meaningful daily structure without leaving home
- Continuity for people whose needs shift through the day
- A foundation for moving to community-based supports when ready
How to start
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Reach out.
Call us at (901) 383-9193 or use the contact form. Tell us a little about the person and what kind of support you're looking for.
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We'll help connect you with the right team.
Our team will help determine whether In Home Day Services may fit, what funding pathways apply, and what information we'll need to move forward.
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Assessment and planning.
If the service is a good fit, we'll work with the person, family, and care team on assessment, intake documents, and a plan that reflects the person's goals.
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Begin support.
Once everything is in place, services begin. Plans are reviewed regularly so support can grow with the person.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from Personal Assistance?
Personal Assistance focuses on direct help with personal care and daily tasks. In Home Day Services include a structured daytime plan with activities, learning, and engagement.
What kinds of activities happen?
Activities are chosen with the person and family — hobbies, crafts, exercise, cooking, learning, music, household projects, virtual community events — whatever fits the person.
Can In Home Day Services be combined with other services?
Yes. Many individuals use it alongside other supports — residential, behavior services, employment supports — depending on their plan.
Not sure which service fits?