Questions
Clear answers about in-home supportive care, scheduling and getting started.
Choosing care for someone you love brings up a lot of questions. These are the home care questions families ask us most, from what our caregivers do to how quickly care can start.
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It is non-medical help with everyday activities such as bathing, dressing, meals, housekeeping, errands and companionship, provided in the client’s own home.
Our caregivers provide verbal reminders and cues so clients take their prescribed medications on time. They do not administer medication.
Care is flexible. Families choose anything from a few hours a week to daily visits or longer shifts, and the plan can change as needs change.
Yes. Our supervision and safety monitoring helps prevent wandering and falls, and our caregivers use calm routines that reduce confusion.
We talk through your loved one’s needs and routine, answer your questions, and arrange an in-home assessment to build a written care plan.
We match each client with a regular caregiver whenever possible, so your loved one sees a familiar face and the routine stays consistent.
Yes. We review care plans regularly and adjust services and schedules whenever needs change.
Yes. Respite care gives family caregivers a break for a few hours, a day or longer while we care for their loved one at home.
We serve every community in Mecklenburg, Gaston and Lincoln counties, including Charlotte and the surrounding towns.
In many cases we can begin within a few days of the in-home assessment. Call us and we will tell you what is possible for your schedule.
Call us or fill out the consultation form. We will contact you to schedule a free consultation at a time that suits you.
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