In-Home Support Services in Minnesota
23 providers listed. In-home skills and behavioral support providers across Minnesota, including individualized home supports, family training and coaching. Many families combine in-home support with center-based therapy.
Listing data comes from public sources and provider submissions. Insurance, ages and availability are shown when reported — always confirm details directly with the provider.
What is in-home support?
In-home support brings services to your child in the place they are most comfortable — your home and community. Services range from behavioral support and skills practice to family coaching, and are commonly funded through EIDBI (for in-home ABA), waivers or county programs.
Questions to ask a provider
- Which staff will come to our home, and how consistent are they?
- How do you set goals and track progress at home?
- What funding sources do you work with?
- How do you handle scheduling and cancellations?
In-Home Support Services in Minnesota: FAQ
What is in-home support for children with disabilities?
In-home support brings services into your home and community — behavioral support, skills practice, family training and coaching. It's often combined with center-based therapy so skills carry over into daily routines.
How is in-home support funded in Minnesota?
In-home support is typically funded through EIDBI (for in-home ABA and related intervention), disability waivers such as CADI or DD, CFSS, or county programs. Which one applies depends on your child's assessment and Medical Assistance eligibility.
Is in-home ABA available outside the Twin Cities?
Yes, but availability depends on staffing. Many agencies serve greater Minnesota with in-home ABA, while others limit their travel radius. Ask providers which ZIP codes they currently staff and whether they combine in-home work with telehealth supervision.