Hands-on help with the daily tasks that have gotten harder — delivered with patience, privacy, and dignity, in the place your loved one feels most comfortable.
Personal care is the hands-on help most people picture when they think of home care. It's what lets someone keep living at home when they can no longer manage certain daily tasks safely or independently. Our caregivers are trained to provide:
What we don't do: personal care is non-medical. We don't provide wound care, injections, IV therapy, or other skilled nursing tasks. If those are needed, we can help coordinate with a home health agency that does.
Personal care is most often requested for:
A member of our team comes to the home, meets your loved one, and walks through what a typical day looks like. No pressure, no obligation. We'll talk through what kind of help would make the biggest difference.
Before care starts, we build a care plan that spells out exactly what the caregiver will help with, when, and how. If preferences change, the plan changes.
We match caregivers to clients based on personality, location, and the specific skills needed. Consistency matters — the same caregiver coming back again and again is what makes home care feel comfortable instead of clinical.
Your caregiver follows the care plan, documents each visit (required by Medicaid and for your own records), and flags anything that seems off. Our coordinators stay involved, and families can reach us anytime.
Costs depend on how you're paying and how many hours are needed. Many of our clients use Medicaid-based programs that cover personal care entirely:
Most families combine personal care with one or more of:
The free consultation is the easiest way to see what care could look like. No pressure, no commitment.