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What is home care?

Homecare is a type of service that provides medical and non-medical care to individuals in the comfort of their own homes. Homecare services are designed to assist individuals who are aging, ill, or disabled and require assistance with daily activities or medical care. Homecare services range from basic assistance with tasks such as meal preparation, bathing, and dressing, to more advanced medical care such as wound care, medication management, and physical therapy. Homecare services can be provided by trained professionals, such as home health aides, nurses, or therapists, or by family members who provide care for their loved ones. Overall, homecare services provide a convenient, flexible, and personalized option for individuals who require assistance with daily activities or medical care but prefer to remain in their own homes rather than moving to a nursing home or assisted living facility.

  • Companionship

  • Medication Reminders

  • Grocery Shopping

  • Meal Prep and Nutrition

  • Transportation and Errands

  • Staying Active

  • Light Housekeeping

  • Social Activities and Connection

  • Hobbies and Passions

  • Personal Care and Hygiene

What is family home care?

Under CDPAP, family members or friends can be compensated for taking care of their ill or disabled relative. Family provided homecare services can offer several benefits for both the caregiver and the individual in need of care. First and foremost, family-provided care can offer a level of emotional support and comfort that is difficult to match with other forms of care. Family caregivers are often already familiar with the individual's needs and preferences, which can make the care process smoother and more comfortable for everyone involved. Family-provided care can also be more affordable, as there are no additional costs for hiring a professional caregiver. It also allows family members to care for their loved ones while earning a livable wage, without the worry of work or other obligations. This can be especially beneficial for individuals who are looking for a career that allows them to work around other obligations, such as raising children or attending school. This greater flexibility in scheduling is also beneficial to the patient, as family members can provide care outside of traditional business hours. Most importantly, family-provided care can offer peace of mind for both the individual and their loved ones, knowing that they are being cared for by someone they trust.

When is home care helpful?

There are many situations when home care can significantly improve the overall wellness and quality of life for an older adult—and their family. These are the most common:

  • A loved one needs some help to live safely on their own

  • Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) or more serious dementia

  • For companionship and healthier social connection

  • Following a serious medical incident or hospitalization

  • A chronic or age-related health condition

  • A family caregiver needs support or time to rest and recharge

Ready to get the care you need?

Help us understand your care needs. Then we’ll set up a free phone consultation so you can get the right support and services to live and age successfully at home.