
Activities of Daily Living
Respectful help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility and other authorized daily routines.
Explore ADL Support →Explore personal assistance, attendant care and caregiver relief for eligible children, adults and seniors across Greater Houston.

The specific tasks and hours available depend on the client’s program, care needs and service authorization.

Respectful help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility and other authorized daily routines.
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Dependable personal assistance that supports individual routines, functional needs and approved care schedules.
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Temporary support that gives a family caregiver time to rest, work or handle other responsibilities.
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Thoughtful assistance with personal hygiene, dressing, grooming and other approved everyday activities.
Explore Personal Care →Non-medical prompts to follow the medication schedule established by the client’s healthcare provider. Not medication administration.
Learn About Reminders →Available tasks depend on the client’s program, assessed needs, and current service authorization.
Review Eligibility Information →When included in the authorized service plan, everyday assistance may also include:
Conversation and considerate support during approved care visits.
Help with washing, drying, folding and putting away the client’s clothing.
Assistance with approved light household tasks in the client’s living space.
Help preparing meals according to established preferences and instructions.
Our team can explain the process for your health plan or program, including questions about services for children.
Start with the client’s ZIP code, health plan and the daily tasks where support is needed.
The applicable program or payer determines eligibility, covered services and authorized hours.
Our team coordinates agency onboarding and scheduling once requirements are in place.
Tell our Houston team where you live and the kind of daily assistance you need. We will explain the next steps.
Personal assistance services (PAS) help with daily activities and household routines based on the individual's assessed needs. Personal assistance is different from nursing and therapy; see Texas HHSC's STAR+PLUS services handbook. Primetime's services described here are non-medical.
Start by identifying the routines where help is needed: getting dressed, bathing, moving around the home or preparing a meal. Then review the attendant care service scope and eligibility and authorization steps. A list of desired tasks helps the conversation; it does not establish covered hours or approval.