Frequently Asked Questions

Remote Supports Services gives people the tools and support they need to live on their own terms while reducing risks.  It uses skilled off-site support staff and assistive technology tools to provide support in the home or in the community.

Step 1 – Contact your case manager or connect directly with us to inquire about services

Step 2 – We will contact you to conduct a consultation

Step 3 – We will create a proposal for services

Step 4 – You or your case manager will provide the appropriate approvals

Step 5 – We will schedule the installation and schedule services.

Many states provide for payment through Medicaid Waiver programs. There are also options for private pay, payment through ABLE accounts, and many advocacy organizations provide grant funding.  Please inquire with your local division of Medicaid services for the best solution for you.

SafeinHome services can support safe and productive access to the community, as well as provide support in an employment environment.

No. Remote Supports with SafeinHome can complement the service plans already in place for a particular person. The goal is to provide an integrated service to optimize the successful achievement of each individual person’s goals.

SafeinHome’s Remote Supports staff can be contacted via a dedicated audio-video tablet, or through a GPS device known as a Geocomm. In addition, systems can be established to notify SafeinHome staff in the event of an alert through a motion or door sensor.

SafeinHome Remote Supports is an HCBS service. Therefore, a person-centered plan is constructed with the input of a person’s entire support team. However, the decision to receive Remote Supports through SafeinHome is the decision solely of the individual receiving Medicaid Waiver Services.