245D Licensed
Home & Community
Services
Comprehensive, person-centered supports delivered in your home and community — built around your goals, not a one-size-fits-all program.
State Licensed
Minnesota DHS 245D
Person-Centered
Plans built around you
In-Home Delivery
Your home, your community
Waiver Accepted
CADI, BI, DD, EW & more
The licensing standard that protects the people we serve
Minnesota Statute 245D sets the legal framework for home and community-based services for people with disabilities and seniors. It establishes staffing requirements, training standards, documentation practices, and rights protections.
Premier Service holds an active 245D license issued by the Minnesota Department of Human Services. This means every service we deliver meets or exceeds the state's standards for safety, quality, and person-centered care.
Services Under Our 245D License
Every service is delivered in the person's home or community — never in a facility.
Individualized Home Supports
IHSDaily, in-home support with and without family training, built entirely around each person's individualized plan and goals.
Homemaker Services
Cleaning, home management, and personal cares that keep a home running safely and comfortably.
Night Supervision
Overnight support in the person's own home — awake or asleep staff depending on the level of need.
24-Hour Emergency Assistance
On-call support available around the clock when something unexpected comes up.
Respite Services
Short-term relief for family caregivers — in-home or out-of-home, scheduled or emergency.
See Respite ServicesEmployment Services
Exploration, Development, and ongoing Employment Support for individuals pursuing competitive integrated employment.
See Employment ServicesTransportation
Reliable transport to medical appointments, work, and community activities.
Waiver Programs We Work With
Most 245D services are funded through Minnesota Medical Assistance waiver programs, coordinated with your county case manager. We accept all of the following.
Community Access for Disability Inclusion
For adults with physical disabilities who need a nursing-facility level of care.
Brain Injury
For individuals with an acquired brain injury who need a nursing-facility level of care.
Community Alternative Care
For individuals who need a hospital level of care.
Developmental Disabilities
For individuals with developmental disabilities who need an ICF/DD level of care.
Elderly Waiver
For seniors who need a nursing-facility level of care and choose to live in the community.
Private Pay
Private pay arrangements are also available. Contact us to discuss options.
Not sure which waiver applies?
We'll help you figure it out. Call us or submit a referral and we'll guide you through the process.
From Referral to First Day of Service
A clear, coordinated process — no guesswork for families or case managers.
Referral & Intake
A case manager or family member submits a referral. Our intake coordinator reviews eligibility and reaches out within one business day.
Assessment & Planning
We meet with the individual and their support team to understand goals, preferences, and the level of support needed.
Service Agreement
We coordinate with the county case manager, confirm funding authorization, and finalize the service agreement.
Staff Matching
We match the individual with staff who fit their schedule, communication style, and personal preferences.
Services Begin
Supports start on the agreed date. We check in regularly and adjust the plan as needs evolve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to talk about services?
Our intake team answers real questions in plain language — no jargon, no pressure. We respond to every inquiry within one business day.