Remote Supports
Remote Supports uses technology such as sensors, two-way communication, and alerts to support people while promoting independence. Remote Support also is a live person to communication with for individuals' specific needs.
Wake-up Calls
A remote support professional would use video chat, phone calls and/or use motion sensors to make sure that you are awake without needing someone in your home.
Medication Reminders
Remote staff checks in to remind and/or confirm that you have taken your medications correctly and on time. This can be paired with a medication dispenser if you need visual confirmation of taking medication.
Cooking Assistance
A remote support staff joins via video call to guide you through preparing a meal step-by-step and will assist you with any issues that arise.
Daily Tasks Reminders
Remote staff provide check-in calls or text throughout the day to help you stay on track with chores, appointments, and routines.
Safety and Security Monitoring
Remote Support Staff monitor sensors and camera systems and have a designed plan of action if something unusual arises, such as a door left open or an unwanted visitor.
Interested in receiving Remote Supports?
Contact Susan Meyer, Remote Support and Assistive Technology Coordinator
Remote Supports is authorized with the following funding sources: IO Waiver, Level One Waiver, and SELF Waiver and Local Funding
