Participant Assistance & Care (PAC) Services

 

Pure Abilities helps individuals maintain and build daily living skills, community participation, and independence through one on one Participant Assistance & Care services across Indiana. We integrate supports into each person’s routine so gains translate to real life - at home, in the community, and everywhere in between.

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Individuals Served

PAC supports individuals receiving Indiana Medicaid Waiver services, including people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) such as Autism, Down syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, and Global Developmental Delay. Services are tailored to age, abilities, goals, and personal preferences.

Some health benefits include but are not limited to

Decreases in stress, anxiety, boosts confidence and self-esteem, supports emotional regulation, prevents isolation, promotes movement and exercise, builds adaptive behavior skills, improves executive functions, improves attention and memory, encourages community inclusion, develops communication skills, reduces social barriers, reduces caregiver burnout, improves safety awareness, and prevents regression or institutionalization.

Documentation & Communication

We use clear, person‑centered documentation to track progress and outcomes. After sessions, staff complete notes aligned to the individual’s goals and service plan. We provide updates to families and care teams as appropriate.

PAC Framework

Sessions are typically 1:1 and may include community based time depending on the individual’s plan. Sessions commonly range from 60–120 minutes and focus on functional skill building, health and safety, and meaningful participation. Your provider will guide tasks that are appropriately challenging while promoting confidence and independence.

How & Where Services Happen

Settings: Home, community, and other locations consistent with the individual’s plan and interests.

  • Frequency & Duration: Based on assessed needs and authorized hours; sessions commonly 60–120 minutes.

  • Staffing: One‑on‑one support by trained Pure Abilities staff; group opportunities only if appropriate and authorized.

  • Coordination: We collaborate with families, guardians, case managers, and other providers to ensure continuity.

Note: Service scope follows the individual’s Medicaid Waiver plan and applicable program guidance.

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We’ll meet you where you are - then help you build the skills and routines that matter most to you. Reach out with questions, or start enrollment today.

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"PAC services focus on assisting with and teaching activities that support daily living, community integration, and personal outcomes."

–Participant Assistance & Care (PAC)

 
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What PAC Can Include

included but not limited to to the examples below. Actual services are individualized per the person‑centered plan.

 

Daily Living Skills (ADL's)

  • Morning/evening routines, hygiene prompts, dressing, grooming
  • Meal planning, simple cooking, safe food handling, cleanup
  • Laundry, room/home organization, light household tasks
  • Medication reminders per plan (non clinical)

Community Participation

  • Accessing parks, libraries, recreation, and community resources
  • Navigating public spaces, money skills, purchasing practice
  • Using schedules, following directions, time management
  • Social engagement consistent with personal interests

Health, Wellness & Safety

  • Basic fitness walks, stretching, and active living routines
  • Healthy choices (hydration, simple nutrition education)
  • Safety awareness in home and community settings
  • Emergency awareness per individual’s plan

Communication & Social Skills

  • Conversational practice, turn taking, and self advocacy
  • Using visual schedules, timers, and prompts
  • Positive behavior supports aligned with the plan
  • Building friendships and appropriate boundaries

Household & Community Navigation

  • Lists, checklists, and chore sequencing
  • Budgeting basics and purchasing needs vs. wants
  • Calendar use, appointments, and simple trip planning
  • Public transportation practice where appropriate

Leisure & Routine Building

  • Identifying interests and structured free time options
  • Screen time balance and healthy leisure habits
  • Stress reduction, mindfulness, and coping strategies
  • Participation in clubs, classes, and activities

 
 

Benefits of Particant Assistance & Care (PAC)

included but not limited to to the examples below. Actual services are individualized per the person‑centered plan.

 

Functional

  • Improved daily routines and follow through
  • Increased independence in home and community
  • Better organization, planning, and problem solving
  • Carryover of skills into real world settings

Health & Well Being

  • More active lifestyle and confidence
  • Reduced stress and anxiety with consistent routines
  • Safer decision making and awareness
  • Support for self advocacy and communication

Caregiver Relief

  • Structured, goal oriented support time
  • Alignment with the individual’s person centered plan
  • Clear documentation and progress updates
  • Collaboration with the care team as appropriate

 
 
 

OUR PAC SERVICES AIM TO RESTORE, REMEDIATE OR REHABILITATE TO IMPROVE FUNCTIONING SKILLS AND INDEPENDENCE.

Goal areas include but are not limited to

Impulse control
Social skills
Self-awareness/expression and recognition of emotions
Relaxation
Daily livings kills
Health and safety
Employment and purposeful activity
Communication skills
Financial and decision-making skills
Creativity and self-confidence
Community integration
Reaching developmental milestones

 
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