Healthcare at Home

Home Care Services

Home Care provides non-medical support to help individuals maintain independence and dignity in the comfort of their own home. From assistance with daily activities to companionship and safety monitoring, trained caregivers offer personalized help that supports quality of life.

Overview

What is Home Care?

Home Care is non-medical assistance provided in a person’s home to help with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and light housekeeping. These services can benefit older adults, people with disabilities, or those recovering from illness or surgery. By offering support with everyday needs, Home Care allows individuals to remain safely at home while enjoying greater comfort and independence.

Home Care Approach

Personalized Support, Where It’s Needed Most

Home Care services may be tailored to fit the individual’s unique needs, schedule, and preferences. Caregivers can provide:

Personal care and assistance with activities of daily living

Meal planning, preparation, and feeding assistance

Medication reminders for self-administered medications

Light housekeeping and laundry

Companionship and socialization

Respite care for family caregivers

Stand-by assistance and fall precaution measures

Dementia and memory support

Transportation for errands and appointments

Benefits of Home Care

Why Choose Home Care?

Independence at Home

Stay in a familiar environment while receiving the help needed for daily activities.

Comfort & Familiarity

Remain surrounded by personal belongings, memories, and routines.

Personalized Support

Flexible care plans tailored to unique needs, schedules, and preferences.

Peace of Mind for Families

Loved ones can feel confident knowing trained caregivers are providing reliable support.

Enhanced Safety

Reduce fall risks and address safety concerns through regular check-ins and assistance.

How It Works

Roadmap to Care

Designed to help individuals and families navigate care options with confidence, understanding, and the resources needed to make the best choice.

Initial Inquiry

Learn about available Home Care options and discuss needs.

Assessment

A professional evaluates the home environment and level of support required.

Care Plan

A personalized plan is developed based on the individual’s preferences and needs.

Ongoing Care

Caregivers provide consistent support, with adjustments made as needs change.

Recognizing The Signs

When Is It Time For Home Care?

Has experienced frequent falls or instability

Is unable to prepare regular, nutritious meals

Struggles with personal hygiene or grooming

Has difficulty keeping up with household cleaning

Is unable to drive or arrange transportation

Frequently misses medical appointments

Shows signs of confusion when managing medications

Requires assistance to safely use the restroom

Needs companionship or help avoiding social isolation

Where We Operate

Our Home Care Affiliates

Discover the many locations where our affiliates offer exceptional care and services throughout the country.

Affiliate Locations

Find Care In Your State

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Your Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can benefit from Home Care services?

Home care supports anyone needing help with daily activities like bathing, meal preparation, or companionship, often due to aging, illness, or disability.

Is Home Care the same as home health care?

No. Home care is non-medical assistance with daily living, while home health care provides medical services from licensed professionals.

Who pays for Home Care services?

Home care can be paid privately or through long-term care insurance. Many services are also covered by Medicaid, VA benefits for eligible veterans, and community programs that offer support based on need.

How often will a caregiver visit?

Care schedules are flexible and based on needs, ranging from a few hours a week to 24/7 support.

Can I choose my Home Care provider?

Yes. You can select the agency or caregiver that best meets your needs and preferences.

Are caregivers trained and screened?

Reputable agencies provide training, background checks, and ongoing supervision for all caregivers.

Can Home Care be provided in a facility?

Yes. Home care services can be arranged in assisted living, nursing facilities, or hospitals for extra support.

Can family members provide Home Care?

In some cases, family members can be hired as caregivers through specific programs, depending on state rules and eligibility.