Licensed to serve all Minnesota counties
You’re already there for your loved one. We’re here for you.
If you’re supporting a family member with a disability, you may be able to provide that care as a paid family caregiver through authorized 245D services. Infinite Life Works helps you understand the process, build caregiving skills, and navigate the agency details so you can focus on your loved one.
Services and caregiver arrangements depend on the person’s needs, service authorization, and applicable program requirements.
You care for your loved one. We’ll help with the rest.
Family caregiving can be meaningful, but figuring out the service system, paperwork, training, and ongoing requirements can feel like a lot. Infinite Life Works helps guide you through those steps and supports you in your caregiving role.
Understand the next steps
We’ll talk with you about the person’s needs and help you understand how to move forward.
Build skills and confidence
We provide training and ongoing guidance to help you feel prepared in your caregiving role.
Focus on your loved one
We handle the agency process and provide support so you can focus more of your energy on care.
A clearer path to becoming a paid family caregiver
Most families aren’t sure where to start, and that’s okay. Here’s how the process works with us.
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Start a conversation
Tell us about the person you support and the kind of help your family is looking for. We’ll explain our model and talk through possible next steps.
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Coordinate the service plan
We work with you and the person’s case manager to understand the assessed needs, authorized services, and caregiver requirements.
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Complete onboarding and training
We guide you through the agency’s onboarding process and provide training for your caregiving role.
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Keep getting support
Once services begin, we stay connected with you, help with agency requirements, and provide guidance as needs or questions come up.
245D services we’re licensed to provide
Depending on the person’s assessed needs and authorized services, a family caregiver may be able to provide some of these supports as a paid caregiver.
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Basic Support Services
Includes 24-hour emergency assistance, adult companion services, homemaker services, night supervision, respite care, ICLS, and individualized home supports.
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Intensive Support Services
Includes positive supports, specialist services, and crisis respite.
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In-Home Support Services
Includes semi-independent living skills (SILS) and individualized home supports with training or family training.
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Employment Services
Includes employment exploration, employment development, and employment support.
Employment services
A real person answers the phone
Waiver services, county timelines, and agency requirements can be a lot to sort through, so when you call us you’ll reach someone who can explain where things stand and what comes next.
Supporting someone on your caseload?
We are licensed to serve individuals and families in all Minnesota counties. Contact our referral team to discuss the person’s needs, authorized services, and possible next steps.