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Founded out of necessity, LEL Home Services has been a support network and resource to families caring for disabled loved ones for nearly 20 years and is a Medicaid Waiver Provider with the State of Indiana.
We understand the difficulties associated with finding QUALITY CARE for a disabled loved one. Edith Glover, our founder, discovered a shortage of quality caregivers during her family’s journey with her son, Lyle. The quality caregiver shortage combined with Lyle's longtime caregiver unable care for him, led Edith to end her 35-year nursing career. She has devoted her life to provide the appropriate care full-time for her son, Lyle. Along the way, Edith became aware of other families in similar situations. Her love and care for others gave rise to LEL Home Services as a support network to share knowledge she acquired.
Now a Medicaid Waiver Provider with the State of Indiana, our purpose is to enable you and your family to care for your loved one by offering a blend of services that are family, individual and extended-family centered while focused on personal preference and informed choice.
Hiring staff that the family decides will be the primary provider for the client and providing them with the necessary tools to gain employment.
Providing in home online training, personal specific training (CPI)
Influencing quality and safety across the healthcare continuum.
Focusing on client needs, culture, preferences and abilities that are directed to achieve community presence, community participation and relationship building and those that foster choice, respect and competence.
We understand that every one of our clients represents a family unit that is stronger together with the proper training and support. Hear why Mrs. Glover founded LEL Home Services in her own words.
Watch the VideoIf you’re still unsure what is best for your loved one, get in touch so we can better understand your specific needs and let you know how we can help you. Or, if you have something to offer, we are hiring.
