Help at home for the people you love.
Caregivers for companionship, personal care and overnight help across Broward County. Call at any hour and a care coordinator answers.
- Free in-home assessment
- Level 2 background-screened caregivers
- The same caregiver, visit after visit
The help your family needs, at home.
From a few hours of company each week to someone there through the night. Care can grow as needs change.
Companion care
Conversation, meals, light housekeeping, errands and rides to appointments.
Personal care
Help with bathing, dressing, grooming and moving around the house safely.
Memory care support
Calm routines and patient caregivers for loved ones living with memory loss.
Respite care
A few hours or a few days so family caregivers can rest, work or travel.
Overnight and live-in
Someone there through the night, or around the clock when it's needed.
Home after the hospital
Extra hands for the first weeks home, so recovery happens where they're comfortable.
Plan care in a minute.
Tell us what your loved one needs help with. We'll suggest the right kind of care and show an example weekly cost.
What do they need help with?
How often?
Our suggestion
Companion care
Company, meals and errands, with a caregiver who gets to know them.
Example rates for this concept site. Your plan and price are set at your free assessment, with no obligation.
How we start
Call or text us
Any time, day or night. A care coordinator listens and answers your questions.
Free in-home visit
We meet your loved one, see the home and build a care plan together.
Meet your caregiver
We match a caregiver to their needs and personality, and introduce them first.
We check in
After the first week, and regularly after that, to adjust the plan as needed.
Worried at 2 AM? Text us.
Families often reach out at night, after something happens. Our care line answers right away, gets the on-call coordinator involved, and helps you plan the next step.
- Emergencies are sent to 911 first, every time.
- Questions about health or medications go to a nurse or your loved one's doctor.
- A real person from our team follows up on every conversation.
Questions families ask us
Does Medicare pay for home care?
Medicare generally doesn't pay for non-medical home care like companionship or help with bathing and dressing. Long-term care insurance and some veterans' benefits may help. We'll help you check what applies.
Is there a minimum number of hours?
Visits are at least 4 hours, so your caregiver has time to really help. Many families start with a few visits a week and adjust from there.
Will it be the same caregiver each time?
Whenever possible, yes. Consistency matters, especially for loved ones with memory loss. If your caregiver is sick or on vacation, we introduce the backup ahead of time.
How are caregivers screened?
Every caregiver passes a Level 2 background screening, as Florida requires, along with reference checks and in-person interviews before they meet a client.
Can care start quickly?
Often within a few days of your free assessment, and sometimes sooner after a hospital stay. Tell us your timing when you call.
Talk to a care coordinator.
Call or text any time. We'll answer your questions and set up a free in-home assessment when you're ready.
(954) 555-0127- Office
- 2900 East Commercial Blvd, Suite 204, Fort Lauderdale, FL
- We serve
- Fort Lauderdale, Wilton Manors, Oakland Park, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Pompano Beach and nearby