Non-medical home care, matched to how your household actually lives.

Companionship & social support

For older adults living alone, anyone feeling isolated, or families who can't be there every day.

What's included

• Conversation, shared hobbies, music, reading, and games
• Walks, community outings, and help staying connected with friends
• Encouragement with daily routines and structure
• Friendly check-ins and a familiar face on a predictable schedule

Personal care assistance

For people who need a respectful hand with daily living but do not need clinical care.

What's included

• Bathing, showering, grooming, and oral care assistance
• Dressing, toileting, and incontinence support
• Standby assistance with mobility and transfers
• Support with feeding and hydration reminders

Homemaking & meal preparation

For households where keeping the home safe, clean, and stocked has become difficult.

What's included

• Light housekeeping, laundry, linens, and tidying
• Grocery shopping and meal preparation to preference
• Kitchen and bathroom safety, clutter and fall-hazard reduction
• Errands and household organization

Shared-housing & community living support

For adults living in shared or supported housing settings who benefit from consistent, respectful non-medical support with daily routines.

What's included

• Daily-living skill support: cooking, budgeting help, household routines
• Support keeping appointments and community commitments
• Coordination with case managers, housing coordinators, and family
• Consistent, respectful staff who understand community-based settings

Medication reminders

For clients who self-manage medication and simply need a prompt at the right time.

What's included

• Verbal reminders at scheduled times
• Help opening containers or reading labels on request
• Notifying family or the care coordinator if a dose appears missed
• Documentation of reminders in the visit note

We provide reminders only. Caregivers never administer medication, fill pillboxes, or give injections.

Transportation & escort

For clients who no longer drive or need a steady companion getting out of the house.

What's included

• Rides to appointments, day programs, worship, and social events
• Escort into the building and back home again
• Grocery, pharmacy, and errand trips
• Notes back to the family about how the outing went

Respite for family caregivers

For spouses, adult children, and family caregivers who need to rest, work, or travel.

What's included

• Scheduled hours so family can step away with confidence
• Short-notice coverage where staffing allows
• Continuity with a caregiver your loved one already knows
• Clear handoff notes at the end of every shift

Overnight & extended-hours care

For households where nights are the hardest part of the day.

What's included

• Awake-overnight and extended-hour coverage
• Nighttime toileting and repositioning assistance
• Support for sundowning, wandering risk, and restless nights
• Morning handoff so the day begins calmly