Personalized support

Care built around the person.

No two people need care in exactly the same way. We shape daily support around each client’s needs, abilities, preferences, and goals.

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Personal care

Respectful assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and other daily routines.

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Mobility & safety

Support with transfers, walking, positioning, and a safer daily environment based on individual needs.

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Meals & hydration

Home-style meals, snacks, and encouragement tailored to preferences and care guidance.

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Medication support

Routine medication reminders or assistance within the agreed care plan and provider instructions.

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Companionship

Conversation, familiar activities, music, time outdoors, and meaningful one-on-one connection.

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Care coordination

Communication with families and coordination with hospice, home health, therapy, and other outside providers.

The Caretakers Standard

A higher standard of personal care.

Exceptional care is not created by following the same routine for every person. It begins with understanding the individual—their needs, preferences, personality, history, and the details that help them feel safe and at home.

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Individualized care

No two clients are approached exactly alike. We learn each person’s routines, abilities, preferences, and changing needs to create a thoughtful plan of support around the individual.

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Attentive, hands-on support

Our caregivers assist with activities of daily living, mobility, personal care, meals, supervision, and meaningful everyday routines while protecting each client’s dignity.

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A clean, comfortable environment

We believe the surroundings matter. Clients should receive care in a home that feels peaceful, clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully maintained.

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Consistent family communication

Families deserve to feel informed. We communicate important observations, changes, concerns, and care needs clearly and compassionately.

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Thoughtful care coordination

When appropriate, we work alongside medical, hospice, home-health, and therapy providers to support continuity and reduce unnecessary stress for clients and families.

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Personal accountability

We pay attention to the small things because they often make the greatest difference. Our standard is not simply completing tasks—it is knowing the person, recognizing changes, solving problems, and responding with care.

The Caretakers Standard is simple: every person should feel known, respected, comfortable, and genuinely cared for.

Levels of support

Care matched to individual needs.

We determine the appropriate care level after a private assessment, including how much help someone needs with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Final pricing and availability are confirmed directly with each family.

Standard care

Predictable, lighter support

Standard Care may be appropriate when a client:

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    Moves with little assistanceWalks independently or needs only minimal mobility support.
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    Needs limited help with ADLsRequires lighter assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, meals, or other daily routines.
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    Needs minimal supervisionCan safely complete much of the day with occasional guidance or reminders.
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    Needs limited day or nighttime supportCare needs are lighter and follow a generally consistent routine.
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    Has stable, predictable needsHealth and caregiving needs remain relatively consistent over time.

Enhanced care

More frequent, hands-on support

Enhanced Care may be appropriate when a client needs:

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    Extensive assistance with ADLsMore hands-on help with bathing, dressing, toileting, eating, transfers, or continence.
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    Frequent supervision or redirectionCloser oversight related to cognition, memory loss, confusion, or behaviors.
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    Significant daytime or nighttime careRegular caregiving attention across more hours of the day or overnight.
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    Greater mobility or fall-risk supportMore involvement with walking, transfers, positioning, safety, or fall prevention.
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    Support for complex needsHigher involvement because of incontinence, changing health needs, or medical complexity.

ADLs include walking, bathing, continence, dressing, eating, transferring to or from a bed or wheelchair, and using the toilet. Care levels are re-evaluated twice each year and whenever needs materially change.

Private pricing

Personalized care, thoughtfully matched.

Private residential care begins at $12,000 per month. Final pricing is determined by accommodations and the level of hands-on support identified through our assessment.

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