Minnesota 245D-licensed · Eight services

Eight services,
built around one person at a time

Every service is delivered under our Minnesota 245D license, with a support plan shaped around each person’s routines, goals, and the people who matter most to them.

Start a referral (612) 558-3006

Basic support servicesSix services: emergency assistance, companionship, homemaker, night supervision, respite, and community living support

In-home support servicesTwo services: individualized home supports with training, and with family training

One plan, one providerMix and match services under a single support plan and a single point of contact

What we’re licensed to do

Choose a service to learn what it includes

Not sure which service fits? That’s normal. Most people receive a combination, and we’re glad to help you and your case manager sort out the right mix. Ask us.

Basic Support Services

245D · Basic

A caregiver helping an older man with a walker step out of a car outside his home — Out the door, into the community

24-hour emergency assistance

Someone to call at 2 a.m. as well as 2 p.m.

Night supervision

So the night hours are as safe as the day.

Respite care, in or out of home

Planned, dependable breaks for family caregivers.

Individual community living support

Hands-on support to stay home, in your own neighborhood.

In-Home Support Services

245D · In-home

A support worker and a young woman cooking together at a kitchen counter — Skills, practiced where life happens

Individualized home supports with training

Skills, practiced where life happens.

Individualized home supports with family training

So what works keeps working after staff go home.

A support worker sitting beside an older man in his living room

One plan, one providerServices combine under a single support plan

How services fit together

Most people need more than one

A person might need a homemaker on Tuesdays, a companion on Thursdays, night supervision every night, and a few hours of skills training in between. Rather than juggling providers, families and case managers work with one Goldenview team that knows the whole picture.

One intake, one support plan, one point of contact
Staff who share notes across services, so nothing falls through the cracks
Hours that can shift between services as needs change
Direct coordination with county and tribal case managers

Eligibility & funding

How services get authorized

Our services are licensed under Minnesota Statute 245D and are most often funded through Minnesota Medicaid waiver programs. Here’s the short version.

Assessment

A county or tribal case manager completes a MnCHOICES assessment to determine eligibility and which supports are needed.

Support plan

Services are written into the person’s support plan, with authorized hours for each. We help you and the case manager choose the right ones.

Service agreement

Once authorized, we finalize a service agreement, match staff, and set a start date, usually within days.

Ready when you are

Let’s talk about the right fit

Call, email, or send a referral. A person answers within one business day and helps you figure out which services fit and how to get them authorized.

Start a referral (612) 558-3006

Eight services,
built around one person at a time