Non-medical home care, also known as companion care or private duty care, does not offer medical support, but rather, aids with daily living activities in the comfort of your own home. Home care professionals are often trained and qualified to provide personalized in-home services such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, and companionship.

Often, family and friends provide loved ones with regular check-ins and the support they need to remain independent at home. However, this support can be sporadic and infrequent and potentially compromise the safety and wellbeing of the loved one. Non-medical home care can step in and provide a more regular and consistent support system, relieving the burden and responsibility from family and friends, and allowing your loved ones to retain their independence.

Non-medical home care providers can offer a wide array of services such as:

• Personal Care Assistance
• Companionship
• Meal Preparation
• Transportation
• Light Housekeeping, such as cleaning, laundry, and errands

Non-medical home care is especially beneficial for seniors, individuals with disabilities, or those who need a little extra support to maintain their independence and quality of life at home. With compassionate caregivers offering personalized support, this type of care ensures comfort and dignity and helps people maintain their independence and continue living life on their own terms in a familiar and loving environment.

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