Care that helps you stay home
Tell us who needs support, and we'll help you understand what kind of care may fit.
When everyday tasks start becoming harder for a parent, a little help with meals, companionship or the household can make home feel manageable again.
A few hours of dependable support, companionship or personal care can give you both more room to rest and enjoy time together.
Asking for help can feel like a big step. It doesn't mean giving up your independence. We build support around what you want, and leave the rest to you.
Every family situation is different. Tell us what's happening day to day and we'll help you find the right kind of support.
What we help with
Ways we can lighten the load.
Start with one service or combine a few. Your plan can change as life does. Nothing here is one-size-fits-all.
Meal Preparation
Breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks, made around preferences and familiar routines.
Errand Services
Groceries, the bank, appointments and visits with friends, without the stress of the trip.
Chores
Light cleaning and household help that keeps the home safer and easier to live in.
Companionship
Conversation, shared activities and a familiar face that brings more connection into the day.
Personal Care
Respectful help with dressing, moving around, reminders and daily routines.
Plus More
Every household is different. Tell us what would help and we'll explore it together.
Not seeing exactly what you need? Tell us about your situation. Most plans are a mix of a few of these.
How it starts
Three steps, no pressure.
Call or reach out
Tell us a bit about the situation. It's just a conversation with a local team member, not a form to fill out first.
We build a plan together
We talk through the kind of help, schedule and routines that would make the biggest difference.
Care begins, and adjusts
Support starts on your timeline and can change as needs change. Nothing is locked in place.
I underestimated how hard it would be asking for help in my own home, but with StayHome.Care's guidance, I was able to regain the life I wanted.StayHome.Care Client
Already caring for a family member?
You may be able to get paid for the care you already provide.
Some family caregivers may qualify for a paid caregiving program. Eligibility varies, but our team can help you understand what may be available.
Common questions
A few things families ask first.
What is non-medical in-home care?
It's practical, person-to-person support with everyday life at home. Meals, household tasks, errands, companionship, personal routines and other non-clinical needs.
How do I know which services we need?
You don't have to decide alone. Tell us what's becoming difficult and what a normal day looks like, and we'll help you find the right combination.
Can the care plan change over time?
Yes. A good plan responds as routines, preferences and needs change, not the other way around.
Who can receive care?
StayHome.Care works with people across age groups who need personalized, non-medical support at home. Contact the team to talk through your specific situation.
Can a family member be paid to provide care?
Some families may qualify through an eligible program. Requirements vary, so the best next step is a conversation with the StayHome.Care team.