At Life Fountain Home Healthcare, we believe in providing patients with high-quality home care services tailored to their needs. Our work means a lot to us: we are aware of the positive impact we can have on our patients' lives, and that's why we do what we do! We are constantly looking to expand our efforts in the greater Minneapolis/St. Paul area, and we're seeking compassionate caregivers to join our team. Join us today and be part of a team that knows what it means to provide exceptional service.
Direct Support Worker (DSW)
The DSW help with daily activities in the home, including assistance with activities of daily living, health-related tasks, procedures, and support in redirecting and improving behaviors.
Some activities and needs the people we serve may require, according to their individual care plan, may include:
Bandaging
Toileting assistance
Feeding
Transfers
Hygiene
Etc.
HOMEMAKER
Do you like helping people organize and maintain a clean home and assisting with household activities? Then doing household chores is your calling. Some general activities our staff will assist with may include:
Arranging transportation
Laundry
Meal preparation
- Simple home repairs
INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS
Is helping the people we serve maintain and improve their community living skills an experience or trait you have? This may include:
Develop communication skills
Assisting with community living and mobility
Interpersonal skills
Focusing on self-care
Developing sensory/motor skills to gain functional abilities.
IN-HOME FAMILY SUPPORT (IHFS)
Do you like providing assistance to the people we serve and their family in their home to develop and improve home-related skills, such as:
Bedding and household chores
Eating and preparing food
Personal grooming and hygiene
Social and adaptive skills
Health, safety, and well-being
Home management
SEMI-INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS (SILS)
Do you have experience helping people live successfully in the community? Are you interested in supporting someone as they learn new skills? Do you value helping someone reach their goals in the following areas:
Developing money management skills.
Participating in activities and becoming more active in their community
Obtaining and maintaining their home.
Learning and exercising the rights and responsibilities of community living.
RESPITE
Do you enjoy community outings and helping the people we serve experience new things based on the type of respite care the person may need, such as:
Out-of-home respite
In-home respite
Helping relieve the primary caregiver of their duties.
Community outings.
ICLS
The services ICLS provide personalized support to help clients strengthen their confidence in making decisions and achieve greater independence.
These supports may include:
Active cognitive support
Adaptive support services
Activities of daily living (ADLs)
Home management
Health, safety, and well-being
community participation
SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT
Is helping build resources and support for the people we serve to find and keep paid employment in their community an interest or experience you have? This may include helping with:
Individual job development and placement
Long-term support to help the person keep their job.
Supervising and monitoring the person's job performance.
Training in the specific job skills required for their position.
JOB EXPLORATION
Is developing job and organizational skills something you enjoy while helping the people we serve, such as:
Learning about job opportunities
Building work experience
Educational visits to community businesses to learn about various employment opportunities.
EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT
Is helping achieve competitive job skills and use them in the field with the people we serve a skill you have and can help with, such as:
Supporting the people we serve on their new employment journey
Searching for a job that matches the skills of the people we serve
Helping negotiate and finalize employment terms.
Preparing and completing résumés and job applications.
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