Safe & dependable care
Consistent, compassionate support you can plan a Saturday around. Trained staff, clear protocols, every time.
Respite, job coaching, and training parents for individuals with developmental delays and IDD. We're here so families can rest, and loved ones can thrive.
Consistent, compassionate support you can plan a Saturday around. Trained staff, clear protocols, every time.
Building real skills with real employers — confidence, communication, and the chance to be useful and seen.
Hours, evenings, weekends, overnights. You get space to breathe — and we promise your loved one a great day.
Each service is a way to find rest for caregivers and connection for the person you love. We adapt to your routine — not the other way around.
Pickup, homework, snack, regulation breaks, and quiet wind-down. Mon–Fri, 2:30–6:30pm.
Full or partial Friday-to-Sunday coverage with community outings, hobbies, and routine — never just sitting at home.
Four-hour evening blocks so you can show up for each other. Booked a week ahead, predictable, professional.
In-home or community-based overnight stays. Awake staff, medication oversight, and a real sleep plan.
One-on-one coaching at real jobsites: interviewing, tasks, soft skills, and the long arc of employment dignity.
Cooking, banking, transit, household tasks. Small groups, plain language, generous pace.
In-home and community-based care across our service area. If you're near these counties, ask — we may be able to help.
Most families don't pay out of pocket. We're set up to bill multiple funding sources directly, with coordinator-ready paperwork.
We're a registered provider — covered services billed directly.
Annual state allotment your DD coordinator can route to MAC.
Transparent hourly rates. No long-term commitment.
No long forms to fill out alone. We'll respond within one business day — often the same day. If it's urgent, call us at 678-283-0318.
Real notes from families and care coordinators across our service area. Names changed where requested.
"We waited three years for the right respite team. MAC arrived on time the first week and have arrived on time every week since. That sounds small. It isn't."
"My son came home from a Saturday with MAC and told me — clearly — about a recipe they made. I cried in the kitchen. They treat him like a person with interests, not a checklist."
"As a support coordinator I get clean documentation, prompt service notes, and zero panicked emails. My families love them. That's the whole job, honestly."
No forms to fill out alone. Most families talk to a person within a business day — sometimes the same hour.