1. To provide all levels of health care services in collaboration with physicians and other healthcare professionals, allowing clients to thrive in our cozy homes.
2. To provide a broad base of services based on our clients’ needs, involving clients in establishing, implementing, and evaluating services.
3. To maintain clients in our cozy home-like setting providing customized care and related health services.
4. To assist clients in using all restorative methods, tools, and procedures to return to their normal pattern of living as soon as possible.
5. To provide cost-competitive, quality service.
6. To develop a relationship with referral sources to effectively meet the health care needs of clients.
7. To serve as a link between clients and available community resources.

We believe that home health services are an essential part of the health care delivery system.  By providing continuing care to clients in their own homes, home health services minimize the effects of illness, accident, or disability.

This Agency recognizes the worth of all persons, including the elderly or those with disabilities.  We believe the contributions of these persons are no less important than the contributions of other members of our society.  We are dedicated to helping these persons retain or regain their maximum participation in society.

We recognize that the aging process is an unavoidable part of life.  We understand chronic disease and disability may be part of that process.

In providing care to our clients, the Agency recognizes that clients and their families have certain rights to self-determination.  They have the right to participate in the planning of their care, to make decisions about their health care, and to maintain their independence as long as possible.

Health education is an integral part of our focus and we will educate our clients.

This organization recognizes that the behavior, attitudes, knowledge, and understanding of our staff have an important influence on helping clients attain and maintain their health.

Therefore, we are committed to the rehabilitation of aged, diseased, and/or disabled individuals.

When rehabilitation or recovery is not possible, we commit to providing individuals with appropriate care and coordinated services, supporting their dignity and self-respect.

To provide:

A coordinated team approach to long-term health care services using:

• 24-hour Customized Living
• Assisted Living Services
• Short Term Stay Services
• Hospice Care Services
• Respite Care Services
• A system of referral, follow-up, and evaluation.

1. Assisted Living Services that allow clients and their caregivers to assume personal responsibility for the client’s health and personal needs.
2. A review vehicle for continuous examination of the care a client is receiving from the agency.
3. Educational opportunities within the health care system for employees through an ongoing in-service program, and participation in professional organizations.
4. Coordinated liaison with health and social services or human services agencies to meet the needs of the community through joint efforts, meetings, and community awareness programs.
5. A physical work environment favorable to maximize employee performance.

To recruit and retain highly qualified personnel through:

1. Screening
2. Testing
3. Evaluation
4. Probationary employment status

Competitive compensation policies structured to recognize responsibility, and a competitive, comprehensive benefits package.

The Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI) Waiver provides funding for home and community-based services for children and adults, who would otherwise require the level of care provided in a nursing facility.
CADI Waiver services may be provided in a person’s own home, in his/her biological or adoptive family’s home, in a relative’s home (e.g. sibling, aunt, grandparent etc.), a family foster care home or corporate foster care home, a board and lodging facility or in an assisted living facility. If married, a person may receive CADI Waiver services while living at home with his or her spouse.

Who is eligible for CADI Waiver services?

Eligibility for CADI Waiver services is determined through a screening process. To be eligible for CADI Waiver services, a person must meet all these criteria:
• Be eligible for Medical Assistance
• Be certified disabled by the State Medical Review Team or by the Social Security Administration
• Be under the age of 65 years when the waiver is opened
• Be determined to require the level of care provided to individuals in a nursing facility
• Have an assessed need for supports and services over and above those available under other funding sources
• Choose care and services in the community instead of a nursing facility

What else is important for participation in the CADI Waiver?

Once eligibility is determined for participation in the CADI Waiver, certain questions must be asked about services including:
• Are the services necessary to ensure the recipient’s health, welfare and safety?
• Is the service covered by any other funding source, for example, Medical Assistance state plan services, private health care coverage, Medicare, education or Vocational Rehabilitation service funding?
• Have all options been assessed, and does this option meet the individual desires, needs and preferences of the person?
• Is the cost of the service considered reasonable and customary?

We provide customized living services for CADI Waiver eligible clients
Contact Rhodium Healthcare Services today at 763-432-6413 for more details!

These are Home and community-based waiver programs we are licensed to work with:
• Alternative Care, a program that supports certain home and community-based services for older Minnesotans, age 65 years and over, who are at risk of nursing home placement and have low levels of income and assets.
• Brain Injury (BI) Waiver for people with acquired or traumatic brain injuries who need the level of care provided in a nursing facility that provides specialized (cognitive and behavioral supports) services for people with brain injury or neurobehavioral hospital level of care.
• Community Alternative Care (CAC) Waiver for chronically ill and medically fragile people who need the level of care provided in a hospital.
• Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI) Waiver for people with disabilities who require the level of care provided in a nursing facility.
• Developmental Disabilities (DD) Waiver for people with developmental disability or related condition who need the level of care provided in an Intermediate Care Facility for Persons with Developmental Disabilities (ICF/DD).