Services that open doors to everyday life.
Four ODP waiver services for people with intellectual disabilities and autism, plus private pay home care for anyone who needs support at home. One team, one standard.
Funded through your waiver. Shaped by your ISP.
Jubile Care provides non-residential home and community-based services under the Consolidated, Community Living and Person/Family Directed Support (P/FDS) waivers. Every service follows the waiver definitions and the ODP ISP Manual.
In-Home & Community Support
Direct, hands-on support in your home and around Philadelphia that helps you learn, keep or improve the skills you need for the life you want, exactly as outlined in your Individual Support Plan.
What it can look like
- Planning, shopping for and cooking a meal
- Personal care and morning or evening routines
- Budgeting, banking and paying bills
- Learning to ride SEPTA or get to appointments
- Taking part in community activities and errands
Who it's for
- Children and adults with an intellectual disability or autism
- People who want to build independence at home
- Families who want skills taught, not just tasks done
- Anyone whose ISP includes In-Home & Community Support
How we deliver it
- Staff trained on your ISP, health plan and communication style before day one
- Goals tracked in a service note for every span of support
- Progress reviewed with you and your SC at least every 3 months
Good to know
- Visits are recorded with Electronic Visit Verification (EVV)
- Not provided at the same time as Companion or CPS
- Units and outcomes come from your ISP
Companion
Supervision and support that keeps adults safe at home and out in the community while they do the activities they choose, for people who don't need skill-building during that time.
What it can look like
- Company and supervision during free time at home
- Going to the library, a game, worship or a favorite café
- Being there while family members work or run errands
- Help staying safe during the activities you choose
Who it's for
- Adults with an intellectual disability or autism
- People who need oversight for safety, not teaching
- Families who need a trusted person present
How we deliver it
- Consistent staff you get to know
- Clear backup plans so shifts are covered
- Respect for your choices, schedule and privacy
Good to know
- Not provided at the same time as CPS or In-Home & Community Support
- Visits recorded through EVV
- Authorized through your ISP
Respite (In-Home)
Short-term support in your own home that gives unpaid family caregivers a real break, while your loved one keeps their routines, health plan and the comforts of home.
When families use it
- A weekend to rest and recharge
- Work shifts, school events or appointments
- Caregiver travel or family emergencies
- Planned breaks throughout the year
Who it's for
- People with an intellectual disability or autism who live with family
- Unpaid family caregivers who need time for themselves
- Families coming off the waiting list with a new plan
How we deliver it
- Staff follow the ISP, routines, health plan and backup plan
- A meet-and-greet before the first respite shift
- Clear handoff notes when you get home
Good to know
- Provided within the annual limits set by your waiver
- Can't overlap Companion or In-Home & Community Support
- Not available to people in Residential Habilitation or Supported Living during the same period
Community Participation Supports
Support to take part in community life the way anyone else does: volunteering, learning, recreation, building friendships, and moving toward a real job, in places where people with and without disabilities spend time together.
What a week can include
- Volunteering at a food bank, shelter or animal rescue
- Classes at the library, rec center or community college
- Gym, sports, walking clubs and art
- Faith communities and cultural events
- Exploring job interests and work experiences
Who it's for
- Young adults leaving school who need a weekday plan
- Adults who want more friends and things to do
- Anyone working toward competitive, integrated employment
How we deliver it
- A schedule built around your interests, not a building
- Activities planned and coordinated around your week
- Real relationships with people who aren't paid to be there
Good to know
- Jubile Care provides CPS in community locations; we don't operate a licensed facility at this time
- When time counts as community time, no more than 4 people are supported by us at one location
- Authorized through your ISP
Private Pay Home Care
Not on a waiver, or need more hours than your plan covers? Our private pay home care brings the same trained, background-checked team to older adults, people recovering at home, and families who need an extra set of hands.
Personal care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and mobility help, always with dignity and privacy.
Companionship
Conversation, games, walks, outings and a friendly face who shows up when they say they will.
Family respite
A few hours or a full weekend off for family caregivers, scheduled around your life.
Meals & home help
Meal planning and cooking, light housekeeping, laundry and keeping the home safe and tidy.
Medication reminders
Reminders and routines that keep medications on schedule, with changes flagged to family right away.
Errands & appointments
Groceries, pharmacy runs and company at doctor's visits, so nothing slips through the cracks.
Nurse-founded oversight
Jubile Care was founded by a Licensed Practical Nurse. Care plans are built with health in mind, and changes in condition are taken seriously.
Simple to start
A free in-home consultation, a written care plan, flexible hours from short visits to overnights, and no long-term contract.
Book a free consultationThe same careful process, every time.
- You choose us. Your Supports Coordinator sends a referral (or, for private pay, you call us directly).
- It's written down. The service, units and outcomes go into your ISP and are authorized before the first visit.
- A program lead is assigned. Staff are trained on your ISP, health needs, communication and backup plan first.
- Every visit counts. Staff deliver the service as written, record each visit through EVV and write a service note.
- We keep checking. Supervisors observe services at least every 3 months and review progress with you and your SC.
Not sure which service fits?
Tell us a little about the person you're supporting. We'll talk it through, explain your options in plain language, and help you bring the right request to your Supports Coordinator.
