Care is Personal—Pricing is Straightforward
We listen to your needs & explain your options clearly
Care is typically hourly, based on the level of support and schedule you need. We’ll walk you through it clearly—so you know exactly what to expect, and can make decisions with clarity as your needs become clearer.
PART-TIME SUPPORT
Start With a Few Hours of Care, Shaped Around You
Supporting you in the moments that matter most
A few ways we can help:
• Care is scheduled in 4-hour minimum visits—once a week, a few days a week, or occasionally
• Gentle help with meals, light housekeeping, and daily routines
• Warm companionship and a steady, reassuring presence
• Support with errands, appointments, or getting out of the house
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We keep a light, thoughtful touch—staying aware of how things are going, and adjusting naturally so support continues to feel helpful and well-paced.
Daily Support with Care that Fits Naturally
Supporting you through the rhythm of the day
A few ways we can help:
• Typically structured as full-day visits (around 8-12 hours) for more consistent support
• Assistance with personal care, mobility, and daily routines
• Ongoing companionship and a reassuring rhythm throughout the day
• Constant daily awareness of subtle changes, with updates to keep families informed
With more consistent care, we stay closely attuned—making thoughtful adjustments as the day-to-day becomes clearer and routines take shape.
DAILY SUPPORT
Care That’s There Day & Night, With You Every Step
Supporting you with steady, ongoing presence
A few ways we can help:
• Around-the-clock care when continuous presence is needed
• Support for advanced conditions, recovery, or end-of-life care
• Ongoing attention to comfort, routines, and overall wellbeing
• Close communication and coordination with families during important moments
With full-time care, we maintain a steady, watchful presence—responding thoughtfully as needs evolve, so everything feels supported and well held.
CONTINUOUS CARE
Most families choose private pay for the flexibility and control it allows, especially as care evolves. In some cases, long-term care insurance or veterans benefits can help support the cost.
​Long-term care insurance or veterans benefits can apply
We’ll guide you through what’s available & how it works
Non-medical home care is not typically covered by Medicare
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​We walk through all of this together, so nothing feels confusing or uncertain—just a clear, steady understanding of how care can be supported from the start and, if or when things change, along the way.