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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for families, individuals, and team members exploring Person First services and careers.
For Families
Reach out by phone or our contact form. We'll listen to your family's needs, walk you through the Medicaid Waiver process, and help you understand how our services may fit.
Person First provides Medicaid Waiver support focused on daily living, community access, independence, and quality of life.
We proudly support individuals and families across Indiana communities. Reach out to confirm coverage in your area.
Yes — in many cases, family members can join our team and be paid to support their loved one. We'll walk you through eligibility and the steps involved.
About Services
Residential Habilitation and Support, Day Habilitation, Respite, and Participant Assistance and Care. See our Services page for details.
Respite is short-term support that gives primary caregivers a break, while ensuring the individual is safe and engaged.
Yes — Person First, Inc. is accredited by The Joint Commission for the services we provide.
Person First does not build or design the support plans. The individual and their entire team work together to create the plan. Person First, along with the other team members, are responsible for carrying out and executing the plan that the team develops.
Careers
Experience helps, but heart matters more. We provide training, and we look for compassionate, reliable people willing to learn.
Training includes completing most DSP coursework online from the comfort of your home, along with a few required in-person sessions such as hands-on CPR and medication administration observation. This combination ensures every team member is fully prepared, confident, and equipped to support the individuals we serve.
Our main role is Direct Support Professional (DSP). Administrative positions may include Program Coordinator (Supervisor), office staff, and administrative support roles. See our current openings on the Careers page.
In many cases, yes. All workers serve in the same DSP role, but staff may be classified as Paid Family Member, Friend of Family, or Traditional DSP so we can identify the correct worker category.