A Hands-On Guide to Personal Assistance Services 2025

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PAS differ from medical services and services that are typically performed by someone who often has the job title of personal assistant. PAS are non-medical services such as helping an individual take off and put on a coat, eat, and use the restroom.
Handles household chores for clients, such as laundry, dishes, changing sheets, and other basic cleaning. Arranges or provides transportation to appointments, supermarket, etc. Assists clients with household finances, such as depositing checks, paying bills, and managing money.
PAS are services that are provided to people who require assistance to perform basic activities of daily living, such as assistance with removing and putting on clothing, eating, using the restroom, pushing a wheelchair or assistance with getting into or out of a vehicle at the work site.
For many individuals with disabilities, personal assistance services (PAS) help make employment possible. Some people use PAS to carry out activities of daily living. Depending on the individual, such activities might include getting up and ready for work, bathing, dressing, cooking, cleaning, or running errands.
Examples of workplace PAS vary, but may involve activities such as retrieving materials out of reach or providing travel assistance for an employee with a mobility impairment; helping an employee with a cognitive disability in decision-making; reading printed materials to an employee who is visually impaired; or

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No. PAS do not include, for example, performing medical procedures (e.g., administering shots) or medical monitoring (e.g., monitoring blood pressure).

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