Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy

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Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy

100 N Center St, Lehi, UT 84043

Overview

Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy, located in Lehi, UT offers home care (non-medical). Visit Provider Website

Many of the caregivers sent to the door here are seniors themselves, which is the whole premise rather than a detail. Seniors Helping Seniors says shared life experience is what makes the relationship work.

Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy provides non-medical home care from a base in Lehi, UT, and serves South Salt Lake County and Utah County, including Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, Sandy, Draper and South Jordan. Care happens in your own home rather than in a building you move into.

Pricing at Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy

Seniors Helping Seniors, who operates the Provo Sandy office, doesn't list an hourly rate for this office on its website. Home care is billed by the hour, and the local market range for non-medical home care in the area runs $33 to $36 an hour, which gives you something to plan against. What actually sets your bill is how many hours you book and what those hours involve. One request through Get Pricing can show you the office's own hourly rate and any minimum, so you can work out a week that fits your budget.

What Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy Does

The office lists personal care such as bathing, dressing and grooming, Alzheimer's and dementia care support, companionship, light housekeeping and laundry, meal preparation and planning, transportation to appointments, shopping and errands, medication reminders, and respite care that gives a family caregiver a break. It adds that services may vary by location.

Who Turns Up at Your Door

Seniors Helping Seniors describes its caregivers here as active, compassionate mature adults, many of them seniors themselves, carefully screened, background-checked, trained and matched locally. The argument it makes is a practical one: because caregiver and client have lived through similar things, the relationship feels less like a stranger in the house.

How Care Starts at Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy

It begins with an in-home visit to learn about needs, preferences, personality and routine, then a match with a compatible caregiver based on skills, interests and lifestyle. The office says that if a match does not feel right, the local team will work quickly to find a better fit. After that a customized care plan is drawn up and care begins when you need it.

No Long-Term Contract at Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy

The office states plainly that it does not require long-term contracts, and uses a simple client agreement setting out services and costs which it reviews with you before care begins. It describes the service as designed to flex as needs change. That helps at the start, when nobody knows yet how many hours a week are right.


Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy is part of Seniors Helping Seniors. See all locations within Seniors Helping Seniors

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The Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy Difference

The biggest difference between Seniors Helping Seniors and any other Personal Care Agency is that we only hire more mature caregivers. Most of our caregivers are 50+ years old, so when it comes to have a "stranger" come into the home, our caregivers will help our clients feel more comfortable and connect on a more personal level!

Pricing

The price for home care (non-medical) at Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy starts at $34 per hour. The average price for home care (non-medical) in the area, ranges from $33 - $36 per hour.

Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy's price will vary depending on the services needed.

Payor Sources

  • Private Pay
  • LTC Insurance
  • VA



Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about care, costs and life at Seniors Helping Seniors Provo Sandy

Seniors Helping Seniors, who operates the Provo Sandy office, doesn't list an hourly rate for this office on its website, and a quote request can show you a real number. Home care is priced by the hour, not the month, so what you pay depends on how many hours you book. The local market range for non-medical home care in the area runs $33 to $36 an hour. The office also states it does not require a long-term contract.

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