In-Home Care
In-Home Care
In-home care refers to senior care options that bring healthcare professionals into the homes of older people who need some help getting by. The benefit is that the senior gets to stay in the comfort and familiarity of their own home, but receive the assistance and/or medical care they need from a dedicated team. In-home care comes in two categories: home healthcare and in-home care.
What is Home Health Care
Home health care is actual medical care, provided in the senior’s home. Registered nurses and other medical staff visit three times per week order to provide advanced medical care, including different types of therapy, managing diet, and handling medical equipment of all types. It’s important to note that of all the types of in-home care, home health care is the only one covered under Medicare, and often the other type is still necessary for a senior to be able to fully live at home.
Home Health Care May Include:
In-Home Care
In-home care refers to both medical and non-medical care. It includes all the assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), both the vitally necessary and the social and happiness varieties. Again, this type of care isn’t covered by Medicare, so it’s important to speak with your Senior Advisor to figure out ways to cover this type of care if you’re relying on it.
In-Home Care May Include:
Laundry
Average Monthly Cost of Care
Average in WA
$30,000-$38,000
Average in AZ
$25,000-$30,000
What our customers are saying
I have worked with Concierge Care Advisors many times with my clients. I personally worked with them recently when moving my Dad home from Philadelphia. They are LIFE SAVERS!!!! If you have a family member that needs help finding assisted living, CCA should be your very first call. VERY FIRST call :). There are so many things to think about and consider that I never really knew. They helped me find a great place for my Pops, helped me negotiate with the facility and helped me navigate my emotions as well! It’s a lot and I am forever grateful to Concierge Care Advisors.
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Absolutely amazing people here who genuinely want to help you and your family. I had been struggling for the past year and a half to find my grandmother the care that she needed. I was on my own and had no help from family. I could not get anywhere with the assisted living facilities in my area and my grandmother’s caseworker kept giving me the run around. The day I was given Vannah Roberto’s contact was the day that my grandmother and I finally got the help we needed. She kept in constant contact, explained every step of the process and found my grandmother somewhere to live within 2 weeks! Its been almost a month that my grandmother has moved in to her new home and Vannah still reaches out to make sure she is happy. She really cared about us and I can’t imagine where we’d be if I hadn’t got in touch with her. If you need the help, please reach out to this organization! They are here to help you!
My brother lives in Olympia, WA state and I’m in Fl. Geographical distance made no difference to the superior service I got. My brother was having neurological issues, falling constantly, losing his grasp of reality. His marriage was falling apart as a result and his married daughter , also in Olympia, WA, contacted me in a panic as to what to do, where to turn, who might be able to help. I stumbled upon CCA’s clear and relevant statement of purpose, contacted Chelsea and never looked back. Specializing in senior transition, Chelsea performed a cursory eval on the phone with me first to get a picture of what was going on. Here is the most amazing part of Chelsea’s input: My brother had visited many facilities by himself, didn’t know what questions to ask and found none to his liking. He had to leave the facility he was currently housed in by the end of the month. I expected Chelsea to say waiting lists, financial income, medical needs, all the complicated blocks would prohibit finding a place for my brother in one month’s time. My brother was uncooperative and exhibiting fear, and mental indecisiveness. None of that deterred Chelsea. She was gentle, diplomatic, willing and confident of resources available. Never pressuring. She reached out to set up a conversation meeting with my brother, which he cancelled. His daughter and I were frustrated by my brother’s reluctance given the deadline. Chelsea was not. She teamed up with me and his daughter and provided us with a list of local facilities that would fit my brother’s needs as we described them to her.
His daughter, now more confident in the knowledge that Chelsea had her back, drove her father to a facility located near her and his grand-kids and both agreed it was the best fit…in the nick of time.
You can see how the family dynamics of this unfolded. It took Chelsea, a well seasoned CCA advisor to steer this family to happiness. We are very, VERY grateful.