Disability Services For Families Who Carry It All

Respite, personal assistance, and community caregiver programs—built for families supporting loved ones with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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You’re Not Just a Caregiver. You’re Everything.

You’re the advocate. The coordinator. The one who fights for services and navigates endless paperwork. You’re the one who knows every medication, every trigger, every quirk. You’re the constant.

And you’re probably exhausted.

We’ve built our disability services around what families like yours actually need—whether that’s a break, daily support, or a way to bring trusted people into a paid caregiving role.

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Respite Care Services

What Respite Care Provides

Respite care gives you temporary relief while ensuring your loved one receives quality supervision and support in their home.

  • Trained Personal Care Attendants
  • In-home care and supervision
  • Flexible scheduling (scheduled or intermittent)
  • Support tailored to individual needs
  • Behavioral support experience

Our Training & Credentials

Specialized Training for Specialized Needs

  • EOR, RWA, PAWA, PPS Approved
  • CPR and First Aid certified
  • I/DD-specific care training
  • Behavioral support experience
  • California Home Care Aide Registry registered

Personal Assistance Services

Daily Support, Designed Around You or Your Loved One

Personal Assistance services (PA) provide consistent, scheduled support for individuals with I/DD living at home. Where respite gives the family a break, PA services gives you or your loved one a steady presence—someone who shows up regularly to help with the activities that make daily life possible.

What PA services include:
  • Personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming)
  • Activities of daily living
  • Mobility and transfer support
  • Meal preparation and feeding assistance
  • Medication reminders
  • Community access and engagement
  • Behavioral support
Who it’s for:
  • Individuals with I/DD who need ongoing daily assistance
  • Families seeking consistent, scheduled support beyond respite
  • Regional Center clients with PA authorizations
  • Regional Center clients with Self-Determination Programs (SDP)

Regional Center Funding

Vendored Regional Centers

Care Partners is an approved provider with the following Regional Centers:

  • Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC)
  • Inland Regional Center (IRC)
  • San Gabriel Pomona Regional Center (SGPRC)
  • San Diego Regional Center (SDRC)
  • Westside Regional Center (WRC)
  • Alta California Regional Center (ACRC)

Service codes:

  • 862 – In-Home Respite
  • 062 – Personal Assistance

If your loved one is a Regional Center client, services may be funded through your existing authorizations. We work directly with your assigned regional center to administer these programs.

EOR (Employer of Record) While some regional centers call it different things (e.g., RWA, PAWA or PPS), every Regional Center offers an Employer of Record program that allows families to hire their own caregiver—with Care Partners handling the administrative requirements (onboarding, compliance, training, payroll, employee management).

If you or your loved one is part of the Self-Determination Program (SDP) and In-Home Respite or Personal Assistance caregiving is part of your care plan, you can select Care Partners as your home care agency to provide those services within your IPP (Individual Program Plan) or through your chosen FMS partner.

Not connected with Regional Center? We can help you understand your options.

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Have a family member or trusted friend who could be the caregiver?

Our Community & Family Caregiver program brings the people already in your life into a paid, supported caregiving role—with continuity that lasts even as funding sources change.

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Appeals & Complaints If you disagree with a decision about your services or eligibility, you have the right to appeal. Here’s where to start: Pursuant to California Welfare and Institutions Code §4704.6, Care Partners provides the following resource for consumers and applicants regarding the appeals process: California Department of Developmental Services – Appeals & Complaints. For questions about the appeals procedure, you may also contact DDS at 833-538-3723.

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