Bathing, dressing, grooming and getting around safely, done the way it has always been done.
Care at home / Meals and housekeeping
Care at home
Meals and light housekeeping.
Home-cooked meals the way your loved one likes them, and a home kept tidy, safe and comfortable.

What is included
What meals and housekeeping covers.
- Meal planning and cookingFavorite recipes, with an eye on appetite and any diet the doctor recommends.
- GroceriesShopping lists, trips to the store, and putting it all away.
- Dishes and the kitchenA clean kitchen at the end of every visit.
- Laundry and linensWashed, folded and put back where they belong.
- Tidying and clear pathsClutter cleared so the way through each room is safe.
- Trash and recyclingSmall chores that get harder to keep up with.
How it works
The small things that keep a home running.
When cooking and chores get harder, they are often the first things to slip, and they matter more than they seem. A good meal and a tidy kitchen help with energy, mood and safety.
This is light housekeeping, not deep cleaning. Your caregiver keeps up with the everyday tasks, often in the same visit as personal care or companionship.
Care starts at 5 hours a week. Most families pay $32 to $36 an hour. Paying for care
Often helps
When families ask for it.
Questions
What families ask about meals and housekeeping.
Do you do deep cleaning?
Can the caregiver follow a special diet?
Can meals and housekeeping be the only help we need?
Also at home
Most plans combine a few of these.
Conversation, shared meals, activities and outings, from a familiar face who keeps coming back.
Escorted rides to appointments, from the front door to the waiting room and home again.
Let's talk about what would help.
Tell us a little about what would help. There is no commitment, and a real, local person will follow up.
Start your care planPrefer to talk?(216) 770-4886
