Non-Medical Home Care Services
Non-medical in-home care for seniors and adults. Every family's needs are different, so we build a plan around your routine, from a few hours to daily support.
Post-Surgery Care
Non-medical support at home after surgery or a hospital stay: help with bathing, dressing, meals, getting around the house and rides to follow-up appointments, while your doctor's team handles the medical care.
Who it helps: Adults coming home from the hospital, rehab or outpatient surgery, and families who can't be there around the clock.
More about post-surgery care →Illness Recovery Support
Help at home while you or your loved one recovers from an illness: meals, fluids, personal care, light housekeeping, errands and companionship, so the focus can stay on rest.
Who it helps: Adults and seniors recovering from the flu, an infection or another illness, and families who can't be with them all day.
More about illness recovery support →Personal Care
Dignified, respectful help with everyday routines that get harder with age or illness: bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and getting around the home.
Who it helps: Seniors who need hands-on help, adults with mobility limits and anyone recovering after an illness.
More about personal care →Companion Care
Conversation, card games, puzzles, walks, reading together and outings. Steady company that eases loneliness and keeps minds active.
Who it helps: Seniors living alone, or anyone who would enjoy regular company.
More about companion care →Medication Reminders
On-time reminders so doses aren't missed, with a note to the family if something seems off. Our caregivers remind; they do not give or administer medications.
Who it helps: Clients managing several prescriptions, or anyone who tends to forget doses.
More about medication reminders →Meals & Light Housekeeping
Nutritious meals cooked to your loved one's tastes and any diet their doctor recommends, plus laundry, dishes, tidying, fresh linens and clear walkways to help prevent falls.
Who it helps: Clients who skip meals or can no longer keep up with cooking and chores.
More about meals & light housekeeping →Transportation & Errands
Rides to doctor visits, the pharmacy, the grocery store, church and social outings, with a caregiver at their side.
Who it helps: Seniors who no longer drive or shouldn't go to appointments alone.
More about transportation & errands →
Not sure what your loved one needs?
Our free in-home assessment helps you decide. We'll talk with your family, learn your routines and recommend a schedule that fits.
In-home care questions
What does non-medical home care include?
Non-medical home care is hands-on help with daily life at home: bathing, dressing and grooming, meals, light housekeeping, laundry, medication reminders, companionship, errands and rides to appointments. It does not include skilled nursing.
Do in-home caregivers give medications?
No. Our in-home caregivers give medication reminders. They don't give or administer medications or perform skilled nursing tasks.
Are your home care aides background-checked and trained?
Yes. Every caregiver is carefully screened, background-checked, fully trained and certified in CPR and first aid before providing in-home care.
Is there a minimum number of hours for in-home care?
Private pay home care visits have a 4-hour minimum. Call us to talk about schedules for insurance, Medicaid or DRS.
How quickly can in-home care start?
We respond to new home care requests as soon as possible and schedule a free in-home assessment quickly. Same-day and short-notice care is often available.
Where do you provide home care services?
We provide in-home care throughout all of Lake County, plus McHenry County and the Cook County communities of Palatine, Arlington Heights, Schaumburg and Des Plaines. See our home care service areas.
Ready to talk about care?
Call us or request a free consultation. We respond as soon as possible.