We recognize the importance of providing personal care for your aging loved one while ensuring their dignity is respected.
We recognize the importance of providing personal care for your aging loved one while ensuring their dignity is respected.
Our caregivers provide non-medical assistance with the everyday tasks that may become too challenging or uncomfortable for clients to perform on their own. With our personal care services, we keep our clients clean and safe while preserving their dignity and independence.
If your loved one needs it—we can work with you to craft a service plan that addresses their needs. Personal care services are a great example of how we ensure our clients can enjoy their own home while maintaining a high quality of life. Our caregivers offer tailored support to meet each client’s unique needs.
We are here for you. Think of us as a collaborative team created to make life easier for everyone.
Personal care is non-medical help with the private daily tasks a person can no longer manage comfortably alone. Our caregivers assist with bathing and showering, toileting and incontinence care, dressing, grooming such as hair care and shaving, oral hygiene, and moving safely around the home. Caregivers also watch for and report changes in health, such as skin changes, appetite changes, or new confusion, to family and to our nursing team.
Caregivers are trained to explain each step before it happens, to let your parent do as much as they can on their own, to keep the person covered and warm, and to follow the routines and preferences your parent already has. We prioritize caregiver consistency whenever possible and consider the client’s needs, personality, schedule and preferences when making caregiver assignments. As care needs or schedules change, we work closely with the family to maintain continuity and a good caregiver match.
Yes. Most service plans combine personal care with companionship, homemaking, medication reminders, and safety supervision in the same visit. You choose the hours, and the caregiver covers whatever your parent needs during that time.
Not on its own. Medicare covers a home health aide for personal care only when a patient also has a skilled nursing or therapy need and is homebound. Personal care as a standalone service is private pay or reimbursed by long-term care insurance, and we submit those claims for you.
Last reviewed: September 2026
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Let us carry the burden of submitting claims to long-term insurance carriers, so you can concentrate on what matters, spending time with the ones you love.