Creating customized non-personal care support plans involves tailoring care to meet the specific needs and preferences of individuals, without focusing on personal or intimate care tasks. Here are some key elements to consider when developing these plans:

Key Elements of a Customized Non-Personal Care Support Plan

1. Basic Client Information:
   • Medical Information: Any relevant medical conditions or requirements.
   • Personal Routines: Daily habits and routines that need support.
   • Demographic Data: Age, gender, and other relevant personal details.
2. Client’s Needs:
   • Description of Needs: Clearly outline what the client needs help with, such as meal preparation, transportation, or companionship.
   • Support Strategies: Specific actions to support these needs. For example, scheduling regular visits for social interaction or arranging transportation for medical appointments.
3. Client’s Goals:
   • Goal Setting: Identify what the client aims to achieve, such as improving mobility or increasing social engagement.
   • Action Plan: Steps to achieve these goals, including timelines and responsible parties.
4. Safety and Risk Management:
   • Environmental Risks: Assess and mitigate any risks in the client’s living environment.
   • Emergency Plans: Procedures for handling emergencies, including contact information for emergency services and family members.
5. Communication Preferences:
   • Preferred Methods: How the client prefers to communicate (e.g., phone, email, in-person).
   • Frequency: How often the client wishes to be contacted or visited.

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