While we perform a thorough screening process to ensure all of our live-in caregivers are compassionate, qualified, and upbeat, we understand that sometimes you just don’t click - and that’s okay! If you feel that your loved one would be better suited with a different person on our team, please give us a call and we’ll get it sorted right away.

A live-in companion is someone who provides fellowship and non-medical help to seniors living at home. This is ideal for an older adult who is pretty independent at home, but may just need someone to keep them company and assist with daily tasks like cleaning, preparing meals, laundry and even escorting them to appointments. 

A live-in home health aide, on the other hand, provides all of the above as well as medical help like administering medications, chronic disease management, and even professional memory care methods if needed. When first meeting with your loved one, a registered nurse (RN) will accompany one of our certified home health aides to create a personalized care plan. After the care plan is approved by all parties, the RN will supervise the first few visits between your loved one and their new aide to ensure it is being executed appropriately.

Yes, United Methodist Communities HomeWorks developed a specialized dementia care program for our clients at home that mirrors our Tapestries Memory Care available within our assisted living communities. Seniors with dementia thrive best when their personal routines are honored. With that said, our CHHAs are trained to understand and facilitate these routines. Safety is also a substantial part of our live-in care training since those with dementia may be prone to wandering.

Yes of course. If such care is only needed while Dad is recovering from surgery or while the kids go on vacation (respite care), our team has got you covered.

Because of our deep network of caregivers, your parent will never be without the care they need and we take care of finding and scheduling temporary replacements automatically.