At Almost Family Care, we understand that everyone has unique strengths, challenges, and objectives. We provide I/DD services that help you make the kinds of choices that lead to independence and growth while increasing quality of life—from the comfort of home. With caring staff and individualized plans of care, we’re here to support families every step of the way.
Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (I/DD)
Empowering independence, dignity, and quality of life through personalized direct support.
Personalized Care for Every Individual
Almost Family Care does an amazing job in supporting people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Direct Support at Almost Family Care is centered on independence, dignity, autonomy and well-being — improving the quality of life of every individual through individualized attention and authentic relationships.
Our I/DD services include:
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- Daily Living Support: Assistance with personal care, meals, and household tasks
- Skill Development: Encouraging growth in independence, communication, and social interaction
- Community Engagement: Helping individuals stay active and connected with their communities
- Companionship & Encouragement: Building trust, confidence, and meaningful relationships
- Family Partnership: Working alongside families to ensure consistent, compassionate support
Services We Offer
Compassion, care, and comfort in every service we provide.
Attendant Care
Respite Care
Community Integration
Supported Living (SLS) *California
Day Support Activities
Achieving Goals
Mentoring
Coaching
Hygiene Assistance
Skill Building
Social Activities
Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) FAQs
Do I qualify for I/DD services?
Anyone enrolled in Oregon’s K-Plan qualifies for I/DD services, as the program automatically covers individuals who meet the state’s eligibility criteria. The K-Plan ensures access to in-home and community supports without traditional waitlists.
How Can I Qualify for I/DD Services?
To qualify for I/DD services in Oregon, you’ll work with your county’s Community Developmental Disabilities Program (CDDP) or local Brokerage (attach link here) to apply and show documentation of an intellectual or developmental disability. Once enrolled in Oregon’s K-Plan, you’ll automatically qualify and gain access to in-home and community supports without long waitlists.
Can I Take Care of a Family Member with I/DD?
Yes! If you are the legal guardian however, the individual must be over the age of 18.
Do You Offer Transportation?
Yes! For those that have transportation included in their ISP, however if it is not included, we reimburse up to 10 miles per shift.
Can I have the same DSP every time?
Continuity of care is ver important so we try schedule same person(s) depending on how many shifts per week.
Discover the Right Support for Your Loved One
Reach out today to learn how our IDD services can empower independence and bring peace of mind to your family.
