Support for Daily Living at Home

Illness, disability, recovery and age-related changes can make everyday activities more difficult. Personal home care provides nonmedical assistance with bathing, dressing, mobility, meal preparation and other daily routines.

In addition, caregivers offer companionship and regular updates for family members. Care schedules are developed around each person’s needs, preferences and local service availability.

We are here to help when you need us.

  • Flexible caregiver scheduling based on individual needs
  • Regular supervisory and quality reviews
  • Care coordination and communication with families

Why Choose Personal Home Care?

Care begins with trained caregivers who are carefully matched to each client’s needs, schedule and preferences. Depending on local availability, support may be arranged for several hours, extended shifts, respite periods or post-hospital assistance.

Our goal is to help each client remain safe, comfortable and connected while giving family caregivers added peace of mind.

  • Memory-care support
  • Post-hospital assistance
  • Respite care for family caregivers
  • Companionship and social support
  • Extended caregiver shifts, when available

Personal Home Care Services

Every care plan is based on the client’s abilities, routines and personal preferences. For example, caregivers may provide the following personal and household support.

Personal care

  • Help with walking and safe transfers
  • Bathing, dressing and grooming assistance
  • Toileting and incontinence care
  • Medication reminders
  • Status reporting to family
  • Safety awareness and fall-risk reduction
  • Family status updates
  • Assistance following a hospital stay or procedure

Lifestyle support

  • Light housekeeping
  • Meal preparation
  • Laundry and bed-linen changes
  • Grocery shopping and errands
  • Transportation assistance, when available
  • Assistance with light exercise and outdoor activities
  • Companionship and community engagement

Who May Benefit From Personal Home Care?

Personal home care may benefit people who want to remain at home but need assistance with daily routines. It may be appropriate for:

  • Older adults experiencing mobility or safety challenges
  • Adults living with physical or developmental disabilities
  • People recovering after surgery or hospitalization
  • Individuals living with memory-related conditions
  • Family caregivers who need respite or additional support

Personal home care is nonmedical and does not replace skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy or emergency services. People who require clinical care may benefit from our Home Health Care Services.

How to Start Personal Home Care

1. Contact Our Team

First, call us or request a callback. We will listen to your concerns and confirm whether services are available in your area.

2. Discuss Your Care Needs

Next, a team member will ask about the assistance, schedule and caregiver preferences that are important to you or your family member.

3. Create a Care Plan

Finally, we will explain available options, review payment arrangements and help coordinate the start of care.

Payment Options for Personal Home Care

Payment options may include private pay, qualifying Medicaid programs or other approved benefits. Availability and coverage vary by program, insurance plan, service and location.

Before care begins, our team can review available payment options and explain any known client responsibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Personal Home Care Assistance?

Personal home care provides nonmedical help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, errands and companionship.

Is Personal Home Care the Same as Home Health Care?

No. Personal home care focuses primarily on daily living and household assistance. Home health care provides skilled services from nurses, therapists and other licensed clinicians.

Is care available 24 hours a day?

Extended or around-the-clock schedules may be available depending on the client’s location, needs and caregiver availability. Contact the local office to discuss scheduling options.

Can Caregivers Provide Medication Assistance?

Caregivers may provide medication reminders within the limits of the care plan and applicable requirements. Clinical medication administration generally requires an appropriately licensed professional.

Do You provide Respite Care?

Yes. Respite care is available to give family caregivers time to rest, attend appointments or manage other responsibilities.

How Quickly Can Services Begin?

Start times depend on the client’s location, requested schedule, care needs and caregiver availability. Our team will explain the next steps after the initial consultation.

Personal Care Resources
Cuidado Casero is proud to offer the following resources for your personal use completely free of charge.

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