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Home care services

Support at home for seniors, adults recovering from illness, people living with developmental disabilities or dementia, people nearing the end of life, and the families who care for them. Services can be combined and adjusted as needs change.

Our services

  • A caregiver helps an older woman with a coloring page at a kitchen table as an older man looks on.

    Personal care

    Everyday tasks can become harder with age, after an illness, or while living with a disability. Personal care gives a steady, respectful hand with the routines that keep a day running smoothly.

    • Bathing, showering and personal hygiene
    • Dressing and grooming
    • Help moving around the home, transfers and walking
    • Toileting and hygiene support

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  • A nurse in blue scrubs checks an older man’s blood pressure at a table.

    Skilled nursing

    Some needs call for a licensed nurse. Skilled nursing brings that clinical knowledge into the home, so care can happen in familiar surroundings.

    • Nursing care from registered or licensed practical nurses
    • Medication management and administration
    • Wound care and dressing changes
    • Monitoring after surgery or a hospital stay

    Read about skilled nursing

  • A caregiver holds an older woman’s hands as she rises from her armchair, with her walker beside her.

    Rehabilitation support

    Recovery doesn’t stop when someone leaves the hospital. Rehabilitation support helps people rebuild strength, confidence and independence in the place they know best.

    • Help with walking, transfers and moving safely at home
    • Encouragement with exercises recommended by therapists
    • Fall prevention and home safety guidance
    • Setting up routines that build strength and independence

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  • A young man with Down syndrome shares a laugh with an older man outdoors.

    Specialized care

    Specialized care is for people whose support needs to be shaped closely around them: individuals with developmental disabilities, and people living with dementia or nearing the end of life. We help them live at home with comfort, dignity and as much independence as possible.

    • Support with daily living skills and personal care
    • Help keeping consistent, familiar routines at home
    • Support taking part in community activities
    • Patient support and reminders for people living with dementia

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Getting started

Starting home care can feel like a lot. We keep the first steps clear, and you can stop and ask questions at any point.

  1. Step 1: Contact our team

    Call 380-247-9098 or send a care request online. Tell us a little about who needs support and how to reach you.

  2. Step 2: Discuss care needs

    We talk through daily routines, schedules and what kind of help would make the biggest difference, at a pace that suits your family.

  3. Step 3: Start services

    Together we agree on a plan and a schedule, and care begins at home with a team you can reach when you have questions.

Common questions

Do you offer personalized care plans?
Yes. Our services begin with an assessment, so we can build a care plan around the person’s needs, routines and goals.
How are schedules decided?
We work with you and your family to set a schedule that fits your routines, and we adjust it as needs change.
Where are your services available?
In homes across Franklin, Delaware, Licking, Madison, Fairfield, and Pickaway Counties in Central Ohio.
Can a family member contact you for a loved one?
Yes. We often work directly with family members to coordinate the right care for someone they love.
Do you work with referral partners?
Yes. Case managers, social workers, discharge planners and physicians can refer clients by phone or with our online referral form.
Do you provide DODD waiver services?
Yes. We provide Supported Living, Homemaker / Personal Care and Non-Medical Transportation for individuals with developmental disabilities.
Do you provide dementia or end-of-life care?
Yes. As part of specialized care, we offer patient, consistent support for people living with dementia and comfort-focused care for people nearing the end of life, working alongside their hospice or medical team.