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Care at home / Personal care
Care at home
Personal care at home, with dignity.
Help with bathing, dressing, grooming and getting around the house, from one caregiver who learns the routine and respects how it has always been done.

What is included
What personal care covers.
- Bathing and showeringSteady, respectful help, at the pace your loved one sets.
- Dressing and groomingClothes laid out, hair brushed, a shave, the small things that start the day right.
- Moving around safelyA steady arm from bed to chair, to the bathroom and around the house.
- Getting ready for bedAn unhurried evening routine, so the day ends calmly.
- Medication remindersReminders at the right times. Our caregivers do not give medications or provide medical care.
- Tidying after careTowels, laundry and the bathroom left neat.
How it works
Dignity first, every time.
Personal care asks for a lot of trust. That is why the same caregiver comes each visit, learns how your loved one likes things done, and follows the routine instead of rushing it.
Your care coordinator writes the routine into the care plan before the first visit, so nothing is left to guesswork, and adjusts it as needs change.
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 personal care.
Is personal care medical care?
What if my mother is uneasy about help with bathing?
Can the caregiver give medications?
Also at home
Most plans combine a few of these.
Home-cooked meals, groceries, laundry and a tidy, safe home, kept up visit after visit.
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
