AnchorPoint Home Care
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Our services

Support for the everyday, delivered with heart.

Non-medical home care that helps people live safely, comfortably, and independently at home.

Care that adapts to the person.

Every home, routine, and family is different. Our services can be combined and adjusted over time, so support grows or changes as needs do. Explore each area below, then talk with us about what would help most.

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01Help with the everyday, offered with respect.

Personal Care & Daily Living

Personal care is about far more than tasks. It is about helping someone start the day feeling fresh, confident, and ready—while protecting their privacy and dignity. Our caregivers offer patient, respectful assistance with the routines of daily living, encouraging independence wherever possible.

  • Assistance with bathing
  • Dressing and grooming
  • Toileting assistance
  • Feeding assistance
  • Mobility and standby assistance
  • Medication reminders
  • Assistance with activities of daily living
Ask about personal care
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02Connection that brightens the day.

Companion & Social Support

Staying connected matters. Companion support offers warm conversation, shared activities, and help getting out into the community—so days feel fuller and less isolated. It’s also peace of mind for families, knowing someone is there.

  • Companion services
  • Social interaction and companionship
  • Recreational activities
  • Community outings
  • Accompaniment to appointments
  • Support maintaining social connections
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03A comfortable, well-kept home.

Homemaking & Household Support

A comfortable, orderly home supports wellbeing and safety. Our homemaking support takes care of everyday household needs—from meals to laundry to errands—so there’s more time and energy for the things that matter most.

  • Homemaker services
  • Light housekeeping
  • Laundry and linen care
  • Meal preparation
  • Grocery shopping
  • Errands and household tasks
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04Building routines that support independence.

HCBS Independent Living Supports

Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) independent living supports focus on helping people live as independently as possible. We work alongside each person to develop and maintain daily routines, participate in community life, and build confidence at home.

  • Individualized Home Supports (IHS)
  • Assistance developing and maintaining daily routines
  • Support with independent living
  • Community participation
  • Support to maintain independence at home
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05Reassurance, day and night.

Supervision & Emergency Support

Some of the most valuable support is simply knowing someone is there. Our supervision services offer attentive, watchful care—including overnight supervision and 24-hour emergency assistance—to help keep people safe and give families peace of mind.

  • Night supervision
  • 24-hour emergency assistance
  • Safety monitoring
  • Assistance during emergencies
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06A well-earned break for those who give so much.

Respite & Family Caregiver Support

Family caregivers give an extraordinary amount of themselves. Respite care provides dependable support for your loved one while you rest, work, travel, or take care of your own needs—so you can return refreshed, knowing they were in good hands.

  • Respite services
  • Temporary caregiver relief
  • Supervision and support while family caregivers are unavailable
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Payment

Ways to pay for care

i.

Private Pay

Services are available to individuals and families who pay directly.

ii.

Minnesota Medical Assistance (Medicaid) / HCBS

Services may be available through eligible Minnesota Medical Assistance and HCBS programs when the client has the appropriate authorization and AnchorPoint is enrolled to provide the specific service.

Personalized care starts with a conversation. Contact us to discuss your needs and receive information about available services.

Free consultation

Personalized care starts with a conversation.

Tell us a little about your situation. We’ll listen, answer your questions, and help you understand the support available—there’s no obligation.

Proudly serving families throughout the Greater Twin Cities Metro Area and surrounding communities.

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