Caring for Adults with Autism and Other Disabilities in Knoxville, TN
At Comfort Keepers, we believe everyone deserves compassionate, dignified, and empowering care, including those adults living with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD). We aim to support independence, communication, and well-being while bringing comfort and joy to daily life.
Compassionate Adult Care
Every person is unique, and so is our care. We create personalized care plans tailored to the individual’s needs, preferences, and communication styles. Whether helping with routines, meals, hygiene, or community involvement, we always prioritize consistency, respect, and patience.
Specialized Training for Caregivers
Our caregivers receive ongoing training to understand better the needs of adults with autism and other disabilities. This includes:
- Sensory sensitivity awareness
- Positive behavior support techniques
- Communication strategies, including nonverbal methods
- Understanding routines and transitions
We aim to foster trusting, long-term relationships that provide emotional security and stability.
In-Home Support for a Familiar Environment
Home is often the most comforting environment, especially for adults with autism or other disabilities. We help in-home to:
- Reduce anxiety from unfamiliar settings
- Support daily structure and routines
- Encourage functional independence in a familiar space
Family & Community Partnership
We work closely with families, care teams, and community partners to ensure seamless support. We’re here to listen, collaborate, and adapt as needs change.
How We Can Help
- Personal care and hygiene
- Meal preparation and feeding support
- Companionship and emotional reassurance
- Mobility and transfer assistance
- Transportation to therapies, appointments, or community events
- Support with activities that encourage communication and engagement
Have questions about how we can support your loved one with autism or other disabilities?
We’d love to talk. Call us today to speak with a care coordinator who understands your needs.