Our services provide the support and flexibility you need to take an active role in your care.
What Makes Our Care Truly Supportive?
We offer a range of supportive services that focus on both essential care and quality of life. From hands-on assistance with daily activities to safe and reliable transportation and community integration, our goal is to create a supportive environment where individuals can thrive. Every service is delivered with professionalism, compassion, and a deep commitment to preserving dignity and independence.
What Services Do We Provide?
Whether an individual requires structured support through Homemaker Personal Care (HPC), assistance with transportation to appointments and community activities, or guidance in building life skills, our team is equipped to provide dependable and empowering care. Below is an overview of the services we offer to support individuals and their families
Our Care Programs
Frontline Healthcare provides compassionate, personalized support for individuals with developmental disabilities, helping them live more independently at home and in their communities.
Homemaker Personal Care Services
It's a service that supports individuals with developmental disabilities to become more independent by assisting with daily living needs within their homes and communities
Homemaker Personal Care Transportation
HPC transportation refers to the transportation services provided in conjunction with Homemaker personal care services. It's a way for individuals to get to and from activities with their Personal HPC provider, such as errands, appointments, or social engagements.
Behavior Health Respite (BHC)
BHC is a short-term, temporary relief service for primary caregivers of youth (under age 21) enrolled in OhioRISE. Its purpose is to support and preserve the primary caregiving relationship by giving caregivers a needed break, while the youth is safely supervised.
Shared Living
Ohio shared living refers to a service where individuals with developmental disabilities receive support while living with a family member or caregiver. This support includes at least 20% of the person's personal care and support needs being provided by the family or caregiver. It's essentially a home-based service model that aims to help individuals with developmental disabilities live in a more community-integrated setting
Community Respite
Community Respite is a short-term, out-of-home service that provides care for individuals with developmental disabilities in a certified community setting, such as a respite home, camp, or agency site. Its purpose is to give primary caregivers a break while ensuring the individual remains safe, supported, and engaged in meaningful activities
Community Transition
Community Transition supports individuals who are moving from long-term institutional settings—specifically an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) or a nursing facility—into community-based living under the Individual Options (IO) waiver. These services are designed to cover one-time, necessary household setup costs that help establish a stable home environment.