Personal care services
Non-medical personal care assistance may be provided according to the person’s assessment and service plan.
- Bathing, grooming, oral care, dressing, and toileting support
- Mobility, transfers, positioning, eating, and hydration assistance
- Cueing, prompting, memory support, and daily-routine assistance
- Medication reminders within the authorized non-clinical role
Home and daily-living support
- Meal planning and preparation
- Light housekeeping, laundry, and home organization
- Shopping, errands, and appointment support
- Basic home-safety observation and reporting
Companionship and community support
- Companionship and social engagement
- Transportation support when authorized
- Community activities, appointments, education, volunteering, and recreation
- Support with communication, scheduling, and accessing community resources
Who can request services?
Individuals, family members, guardians, case managers, and care coordinators may contact Besqueens. Medicaid-authorized services and private-pay arrangements may be available. Eligibility, authorization, staffing, and service availability must be confirmed before care begins.
How Nebraska home care services begin
The process may include an intake conversation, payer and program verification, assessment, service authorization, care planning, caregiver matching, and a confirmed start date. The exact process depends on the individual and funding source.