In-home care for adults
living with disabilities.
Most home care agencies focus exclusively on seniors. We serve adults 18 and older — including those living with physical disabilities, developmental disabilities, and chronic conditions — with the same personalized, one-on-one support.
In-home support for adults with disabilities, explained simply.
In-home care for adults with disabilities provides non-medical, one-on-one support that helps people live as independently as possible at home. It covers the practical tasks of daily life — personal care, meal preparation, transportation, and companionship — delivered by a trained caregiver matched to the individual's needs, schedule, and personality. Unlike senior-only agencies, Northeast Atlanta Home Care supports adults 18 and older who need help living safely and fully at home.
Serving Northeast Atlanta including Buckhead, Druid Hills, Decatur, Virginia-Highland, Morningside, and Inman Park. Request a free care planning call or call (470) 945-4800.
Adults living with a wide range of disabilities and conditions.
We support adults across Northeast Atlanta managing physical disabilities, developmental disabilities, and long-term chronic conditions. If your situation isn't listed, call us — we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
MS affects mobility, fatigue, and cognition in ways that vary day to day. Our caregivers provide consistent support that adapts to good days and difficult ones — personal care, mobility assistance, and companionship.
ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease)
ALS care needs evolve rapidly. We provide increasing levels of support as the condition progresses — from light daily assistance to around-the-clock care — so families can focus on time together rather than logistics.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
TBI recovery and long-term management often requires structured daily support, cognitive assistance, and consistent routine. Our caregivers provide calm, patient care that supports independence wherever possible.
Spinal Cord Injury
Adults living with spinal cord injuries often need reliable personal care — bathing, dressing, transfers, and mobility support — delivered with professionalism and genuine respect for dignity and autonomy.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (Adults)
Adults with autism often thrive with consistent routines and familiar caregivers. We take time to understand each person's preferences and communication style before care begins.
Down Syndrome & Intellectual Disabilities
Adults with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities deserve support that respects their personhood and promotes as much independence as possible. We match caregivers who connect genuinely.
Cerebral Palsy
Adults living with cerebral palsy often need reliable daily support with personal care, mobility, and community participation. Our caregivers provide consistent, dignified assistance tailored to each person's level of independence.
Chronic Illness
Whether it's lupus, Crohn's disease, chronic fatigue, or another long-term condition that affects daily functioning, we provide flexible support that adapts to fluctuating needs without requiring a long-term contract.
Post-Injury or Post-Surgery Recovery
Adults of adults 18 and older recovering from a serious injury or surgery often need structured in-home support during the transition back to independence. Our GoHomeWell program is designed exactly for this.
Practical, dignified support for everyday life.
The goal of disability home care isn't to take over — it's to fill the specific gaps that make independent living difficult or unsafe. For some people that means help with a few tasks each day. For others it means around-the-clock support. We design the care plan around the individual, not a template.
Every client receives a dedicated Personal Care Manager who oversees the care relationship, keeps family members informed, coordinates with physicians and therapists, and adjusts the plan as needs change over time.
"The goal isn't to do everything for someone — it's to support the life they want to live."
Common support areas
- Personal care — bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting
- Mobility assistance and safe transfers
- Meal preparation and feeding support
- Medication reminders and monitoring
- Transportation to appointments, therapy, and community activities
- Companionship and meaningful social engagement
- Light housekeeping and home management
- Respite for family caregivers
- Overnight and live-in care
- Routine and structure support for developmental disabilities
- Coordination with occupational and physical therapists
Most agencies only serve seniors. We don't.
The majority of home care agencies in Atlanta are built exclusively around older adults. Adults with disabilities who call these agencies often find themselves turned away or underserved. We built something different.
Caregivers matched to your needs
We match based on the specific disability, communication style, personality, and daily routine — so the relationship actually works.
A Care Manager who coordinates everything
Your dedicated Care Manager liaises with physicians, therapists, and specialists — keeping everyone aligned so you don't have to manage it all yourself.
Care that evolves with you
Disability care needs change. We adjust the care plan as your situation evolves — more support when you need it, less when you don't. No long-term contracts required.
When Atlanta families and individuals typically call us.
People don't always call because they have a plan. Often they call because something has shifted — a condition has progressed, a caregiver is burning out, or an independent person has realized they need support to keep living the way they want to.
- ✓A progressive condition like MS or ALS is making daily tasks increasingly difficult
- ✓A family member with a disability is aging and their current support system is no longer enough
- ✓A parent or sibling who is the primary caregiver is exhausted and needs consistent relief
- ✓An adult with a disability wants to live independently but needs support with specific daily tasks
- ✓A hospital or rehab discharge requires structured in-home support during recovery
- ✓An individual with autism or a developmental disability is transitioning to more independent living
- ✓A spinal cord injury or TBI has changed what daily life looks like and new support is needed
- ✓You've called other agencies and been told they only serve seniors
If any of these feel familiar, a free care planning call is the right next step. No pressure, no commitment — just an honest conversation about what support looks like for your situation.
Questions about disability home care in Atlanta.
You deserve care that actually fits.
A Care Advisor will listen to your situation, answer your questions honestly, and tell you whether in-home care is the right next step — even if that answer isn't us.