Home Care

Safety & Independence

Dignity Care Partners Home Care enables seniors and those with disabilities to maintain their independence and receive essential care from the comfort and familiarity of home.

Home Care vs. Home Health

While “Home Care” and “Home Health” do have similarities, they are not interchangeable. Home Health services includes various forms of medical care that must be performed by a licensed healthcare professional. Home Care is often referred to as personal care, companion care, custodial care or homemaker services. In some cases, it may be beneficial and/or necessary to utilize both Home Health professionals for medical support and Home Care aides to assist with everyday tasks.

At each step, our focus is on you. From learning about your wishes and answering your questions to creating a care plan just for you and matching you with the right caregiver, you are our priority. And it doesn’t stop there—we’ll be right there with you throughout the care process giving you and your family the support you need.

Home Care Services

Home Care Home care staffing is available 24 hours a day, and is performed by attendant care aides and home makers. Services include:

  • Assistance with dressing, bathing, toileting and transferring or moving around the house

  • Cleaning, laundry and other household tasks

  • Companionship

  • Meal preparation/delivery

  • Transportation to appointments or errands

  • Medication reminders

How is it paid?

Patients may utilize Home Care services for as long as they want, based on qualifications and needs.

  • Home Care is typically paid out of pocket (private pay)

  • Medicaid can be utilized for income-qualified seniors, although coverage amounts and terms vary by state

  • Long-term care insurance only covers Home Care if it’s included in an existing plan

  • Health insurance, Veterans benefits, or worker’s compensation also may cover Home Care