Abien In-Home Support Services, Inc. is a licensed DD/ID Waiver provider serving Prince William, Fairfax, and surrounding areas. Our RN-led team specializes in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities by providing personalized care that promotes independence, dignity, and meaningful community living.
We focus on helping each individual build essential life skills while receiving the support they need in the comfort of their own home. Through compassionate and structured care, we create opportunities for individuals to live more confidently and actively within their communities.
Mission
At Abien In-Home Support Inc, we are dedicated to improving the quality of life for children, adolescents, and adults diagnosed with developmental disabilities through increased access to integrated life choices for In-Home Support, employment, and recreational needs. We are committed to providing compassionate, individualized care that empowers people to live independently and with dignity, and we are obligated to promote choices and protect the individual rights of those we serve.
Vision
Our vision is to nurture and rehabilitate individuals diagnosed with developmental disabilities, promoting their transition from dependence to self-sufficiency to the greatest degree possible. We envision a world where every individual, regardless of cognitive or functional challenges, is supported in building skills, gaining independence, and living with dignity. Through compassionate care and inclusive support, we create environments where every individual feels valued, capable, and connected.
In-Home Support Services
Our in-home support services are designed to assist individuals with daily activities while promoting independence and improving quality of life. We provide reliable, hands-on support that ensures both practical and emotional needs are met in a safe and familiar environment.
Whether support is needed for a few hours a day or on an ongoing basis, our flexible care plans adapt to each individual’s needs.
What We Provide
- Assistance with personal care, including bathing, grooming, dressing, and mobility
- Skills development
- Meal preparation based on dietary needs and preferences
- Medication reminders and monitoring
- Light housekeeping to maintain a clean and safe environment
- Non-medical transportation and support for appointments, errands, and community activities
- Companionship and support for social engagements
- Health and behavior monitoring with communication to families and care teams
Our Team of Qualified Professionals
- Registered Nurses (RNs)
- Qualified Developmental Disability Professional (QDDP) is a human services professional who creates, implements, and monitors individualized service plans for people with developmental disabilities.
- Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) for medication-tech support as permitted by DBHDS
- Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) trained in waiver-specific competencies, including crisis prevention and rights restrictions
- In-home respite providers
- Support staff for household management, medication reminders, and non-medical transportation
Core Services (DD/ID Waiver)
We provide structured, person-centered services designed to support independence, daily living, and community involvement.
- Trained Direct Support Professionals (DSPs)
- Assistance with activities of daily living (bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, mobility)
- Companion services for social engagement and community participation
- In-home respite care (live-in, within waiver limits)
- Skilled nursing oversight (RN/LPN for health maintenance and training)
- Household management and daily routine support
- Medication reminders and non-medical transportation for appointments and programs
Service Goals
- Self-Care: Training or assistance in daily activities that enable a person to meet basic life needs such as food, hygiene, appearance, and health.
- Independent Living: Training in activities that enable a person to participate in a full and varied life in the community such as meal preparation, home management, community resource utilization, and self-administration of medication.
- Mobility: Training in activities that enable a person to move from one place to another in the home and community such as gross motor skills, fine motor skills, transfers, independent travel skills, and access/use of public transportation.
- Socialization and Community Integration: Training in activities that enable a person to acquire new behaviors, increase skill fluency, promote skill generalization, and prevent skill regression.
- Self-Direction: Training in activities that enable a person to manage and control his/her own daily activities
Why Choose Abien In-Home Support
We are License, Bonded, Insured and accredited with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). We understand that every individual has unique needs, which is why our services are flexible, personalized, and built around each person’s goals. Our team is trained to provide consistent, respectful, and reliable care that supports independence while ensuring safety.
With our RN-led oversight and dedicated caregivers, families can feel confident that their loved ones are receiving compassionate, high-quality support at home.
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Get in Touch
Ready to learn more about how we can support you or your loved one? Contact us today to speak with our team and discover the right care and services for your needs.
- Email Address: abieninhomeservice@gmail.com
- Phone Number: 703-910-4025
- Fax Number: 703-910-4318
- eFax: 703-831-8503