Helpful Resources
Guidance for families exploring home care support.
Choosing care for a loved one is an important decision. Use these resources to better understand support options and next steps.
Family guidance
Helpful starting points, questions to ask, and practical tips for exploring care support at home.
Resources for families considering home care support.
These starter resources help families better understand when non-skilled home care may be helpful and what questions to ask before beginning services.
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When is home care helpful?
- Difficulty with bathing, dressing, or grooming
- Increased fall risk or safety concerns
- Need for check-ins, reminders, or companionship
- Family caregivers need support or relief
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Questions to ask before starting care
- What daily tasks require support?
- How many hours are needed?
- Who should receive updates?
- Is skilled medical care needed instead?
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Home safety checklist
- Remove loose rugs and clutter
- Improve hallway and bathroom lighting
- Keep walkways clear
- Use non-slip bathroom mats
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Understanding non-skilled home care
Non-skilled home care focuses on daily support, companionship, personal care assistance, homemaker support, reminders, and safety observation. It does not replace physician-directed medical care or emergency services.
Not sure what support is needed?
Start with a simple care consultation and we’ll discuss the best next step.