Our Services
Person-centered support in small, family-style Adult Family Homes and in people's own homes.
Adult Family Homes
What It Is
Most of our residential support is provided in certified Adult Family Homes — small, family-style households that generally support one or two residents. We also operate one licensed Adult Family Home. Our homes work with Wisconsin Managed Care Organizations (MCOs).
Each resident has a private bedroom and shares meals and communal living spaces, with caregiver support around the clock and a person-centered support plan.
Who It's For
- Adults with developmental, cognitive, or physical disabilities
- Individuals who require 24-hour supervision
- People who want a small home setting rather than a facility
- Individuals supported by guardians and served through an MCO
Key Benefits
- Around-the-clock caregiver support
- Private bedrooms
- Shared meals and communal living spaces
- Small, family-style households
- Person-centered support plans
- Medical, social, wellness, and behavioral tracking
- Communication with guardians and families
- Experience with challenging behaviors
Supportive Home Care Adults only
What It Is
Supportive Home Care is for adults who want to stay in their own home. Our caregivers help with personal care, companionship, household tasks, and daily routines — on a schedule that fits the individual's needs.
Who It's For
- Adults with disabilities living in their own home
- Adults with mobility limitations
- Adults with ongoing support needs
- Adults who want to keep their own home and routine
How We Help
- Personal care, such as bathing, dressing, and grooming
- Companionship
- Assistance with household tasks
- Support with daily routines
- Flexible scheduling
Home Health DHS-licensed
What It Is
Greater Wisconsin Home Care is licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) as a home health agency. Home health (HHA) services involve healthcare and nursing support provided at home — different from general household assistance.
Contact us to learn which home health services are available in your area.
Children's Long-Term Support Coming soon
We are preparing a Children's Long-Term Support (CLTS) program for children age 18 and under. This program is not yet available for enrollment. We'll share more information here once it is ready.
Not Sure Which Service Fits?
That's what a free consultation is for. A coordinator will listen, ask the right questions, and help you find the right level of support — whether you're asking for yourself or someone else.