When people think about home care, they often picture clinical tasks: medication management, dressing changes, mobility assistance. And yes, those are important. But so is something less tangible: human connection. Companionship care is just as essential as physical care.

When one child in a family needs extra care or attention, it can be easy for their siblings to feel a little lost in the shuffle. But their experience matters, too.

The transition from school-age services to adult life can be one of the most overwhelming times for families of individuals with disabilities. IEPs end, routines change, and new systems emerge.