How We Support You at PCS...
From accessible living spaces to digital learning, every service is designed to enrich your life with dignity, independence, and care.
Accessibility First: Designed for Empowerment
Our commitment to “Accessibility First” means every residential unit is meticulously designed and enhanced to empower individuals with visual impairments. This includes:
- Talking appliances and integrated security/building communication systems.
- Accessible surfaces, wall, and floor guides for confident navigation.
- Location-based assistance items, fully customizable to each resident’s preferences.
We believe that true accessibility is about more than just compliance; it’s about creating an environment where every individual can thrive independently and comfortably.
Residential Independence Services: Promoting Active Lifestyles
PCS offers a comprehensive suite of “Residential Independence Services” to ensure our residents remain actively engaged within their community. These services are designed to support daily living while promoting personal growth and social connection. Although offered to all residents, these services are entirely optional and can be scheduled monthly to suit individual needs.
- Grocery shopping & bill pay assistance
- Medical appointment coordination & personal care support
- Miscellaneous outings, including dinner, movies, and other enriching entertainment
Accessible Technology “Computer Center”
Every PCS residential community will feature a state-of-the-art, accessible computer center. Fully equipped with modern computers and digital hardware, these centers boast advanced screen reading and magnification technology. We offer regular digital independence workshops to ensure residents remain “digitally competent,” enabling them to confidently:
- Order items online
- Communicate via email and browse the web
- Utilize other computer and digital device functions, including accessible mobile phones.
PCS Home Health Training – Elevating Care Standards
PCS is dedicated to improving the quality of care for the visually impaired and seniors. Our “PCS Home Health Training” program provides essential, comprehensive training for home healthcare professionals who wish to specialize in caring for these communities, including our residents. Our training covers vital topics such as:
- Understanding the proper way of interacting with individuals who are low vision, blind, and aged.
- Proper methods for cleaning, cooking, traveling with, and providing in-home services.
- Learning basic “accessibility techniques” for item storage, furniture/table movement, and personal care.
