Care that lets your parent stay in their own home.
Screened, trained aides for daily living, companionship, and respite. Hourly through 24-hour care, with a plan built around the routines your family already has.
What our aides do
Personal care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility support, handled with the client's own routine in mind.
Household help
Meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, and grocery runs so the home stays workable.
Companionship
Conversation, walks, appointments, and errands. Often the reason a family calls back.
Respite & overnight
Relief for family caregivers, from a few hours a week to live-in and 24-hour coverage.
How care starts
Most families have an aide in the home within a week of the first call.
Tell us what a normal day looks like and where it is breaking down. Ten minutes on the phone is usually enough to scope it.
A nurse supervisor visits, reviews medications and mobility, and flags safety issues room by room.
You get hours, tasks, and cost in writing before anything is scheduled. Adjust it any time.
We introduce the aide in person and keep the same person on the schedule week to week.
Steady clients, real schedules, paid training.
We hire caregivers we intend to keep: guaranteed weekly hours set in advance, mileage reimbursement between clients, paid orientation with 24 hours of annual training, a health stipend after 90 days, and the same clients week to week in your own area.
Apply to be an aideKinds of work we staff
We hire year-round rather than for single postings. Tell us what you're open to and we match you to shifts near home — as few as a handful a week, up through live-in.
Tell us what you need and who it's for.
Families hear back the same day. Caregivers hear back within two business days. If it's urgent, call (860) 264-5905 instead.