Recognizing caregiver burnout before it becomes a crisis
Practical signs family caregivers should watch for—and how planned respite can protect the whole family.
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Helpful guidance for care at home.
Clear, practical information for families, caregivers, referral professionals, veterans, and people navigating long-term support.
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How to know when it may be time for in-home support
Changes in routines, safety, nutrition, personal care, transportation, or caregiver stress may signal that additional support would help. The right time to ask questions is before a crisis.
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Understanding in-home care through South Carolina Medicaid
A plain-language starting point for families exploring authorized non-medical home-care services.
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Building a safer transition home after hospitalization
Questions families and referral professionals can ask before discharge to reduce avoidable gaps in support.
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Common questions
Quick answers
Do you serve all of South Carolina?
1-on-1 Care Services is licensed to serve participants and clients throughout South Carolina. Staffing availability and program authorization may vary by location.
Who do you support?
We support children and adults with complex needs and intellectual/developmental disabilities, seniors, veterans, disabled adults, and people recovering at home.
How can care be paid for?
Depending on eligibility and service authorization, possible pathways include South Carolina Medicaid, veterans benefits, private pay, and long-term care insurance.
How do I make a professional referral?
Use our Professional Referral Portal or call 864-835-8100 to speak with the intake team.