Saint Mary's Personal Assistance Service (PAS) Program preserves the independence of people with severe disabilities so they can work, volunteer in the community, go to school, engage in family life, and stay free of institutional care.

The responsibility of the program's personal assistants is to provide non-medical supportive services to people with disabilities who are able to direct their own care.  Services are provided to recipients in their own homes, thus avoiding institutionalization.

The program is designed to assist people with such non-medical care as bathing, dressing, personal hygiene, and assistance with feeding and transfers.  As a patient you have the right to be treated with dignity and respect at all times, recruit, select, and train your assistant.

Saint Mary's Personal Assistance Service Program operates the Northern/Southern Nevada Personal Assistance Service Program (NNPASP/SNPASP) under contract with Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation, Office of Community Based Services.

Click on the links below for more information regarding our PAS Program:

What to Expect
Meeting Eligibility Criteria
Scope of Services
Contact Information
PAS Application