Stay In Home Care – Outstanding Care in the Comfort of Your Own Home!

Welcome to Stay In Home Care

Our dedicated team of professionals strives to provide quality-driven and compassionate care. With a goal of personal independence, our clients receive customized services in the comfort of their homes.

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Our mission is to improve the quality of life for everyone we serve and come in contact with through expert attention and personal care. We work to help our clients stay independent and comfortable within their homes.

Welcome to Stay In Home Care

Call now for a free in-home, comprehensive consultation!

Companionship

Our companionship services include comprehensive, around-the-clock support for anyone in need. Whether it’s providing home support by helping with laundry, light housekeeping, meal planning, and cooking, our caregivers are willing to give more of themselves to their work. Our care professionals can also provide outside support, like helping with errands, adult and senior transportation to and from doctor appointments and social events, and more.

Personal Care

We are committed to providing a higher standard of care, and this includes our personal care services. Our fully-screened and certified personal care professionals are available to assist you with everyday tasks, such as eating, bathing, or light housework. We only hire caregivers who exemplify compassion and empathy and then match them with you based on personality and lifestyle, so you can receive a caregiver that’s right for you and your family.

Specialized Care

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an increasing number of adults in the United States are living with some type of disability. A strong support system is essential to many people. From mobility to cognition to vision and hearing issues, Stay in Home caregivers can help adults with disabilities live safely in their homes, wherever home may be.

Hospice Care Services

Hospice care is a special care for people with advanced, life-limiting illnesses and their caregivers that focuses on the quality of life. Hospice care helps people in the end stages of a disease that can’t cure live as fully and comfortably as possible. The hospice philosophy recognizes that death is the end of life. It celebrates life but doesn’t try to hasten or delay death. Instead of treating the disease, hospice care takes care of the person and their symptoms.

Respite In-Home Care

Respite care gives primary caregivers a break for a short time. It can be set up for one afternoon, a few days, or weeks. Maintenance can be provided for adults at home, in a hospital, or at a center. Respite care can occur in your home, at a daycare center, or in a residential or nursing home where you can stay overnight.

After Surgery Care

It’s very important that you follow your doctor’s instructions after you leave the hospital. Take medications as prescribed, watch out for potential complications, and keep your follow-up appointments. The care you get following surgery is called postoperative care. Your postoperative care requirements are determined by the kind of surgery you had and your medical history. Method to recover and pain control are frequently part of your postoperative care.

After Hospital Care

After Hospital Care Many people believe that their alternatives for care are reduced to care facilities after the needs of an aging loved one reach a particular degree or when an illness has advanced. Despite their wishes, adult children of aging parents or spouses of sick or disabled loved ones may believe that their family member will eventually need to enter a nursing home or memory care facility. For clients with varying levels of care needs, including the specific care needed by someone suffering with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, stroke recovery, and more, in-home specialist care can offer the knowledge, experience, and one-on-one care appropriate.

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

Alzheimer’s is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking processes, and behavior while destroying brain cells. Nearly 5.7 million persons in the United States were affected by Alzheimer’s disease in 2016, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Many Alzheimer’s patients receive help and care daily from their families, spouses, or close friends. 32% of carers of patients with dementia provide care for 5 years or longer, according to the CDCTrusted Source.

Live in Senior Care

It might be tough to provide elderly care for your aging loved ones if you work, live far away, and have children who require your attention. As their requirements and demands develop, providing 24-hour care at home becomes increasingly difficult. You may attempt to organize routine visits from carers and family members to meet their needs. However, a loss in physical and cognitive functions or a change in a living arrangement in which one parent resides alone may cause you to explore 24/7 care.

Cancer Care

Cancer is a broad range of diseases characterized by the development of aberrant cells that can infiltrate and destroy normal human tissue. Typically, Cancer can spread throughout the entire body. Many cancer treatments exist. Depending on your specific circumstances, you may receive a single treatment or a mix of treatments. The second-leading cause of death worldwide is Cancer. However, the survival rates for various cancers are rising because of advances in cancer detection, treatment, and prevention.

Diabetes Care

Diabetes is a disease that inhibits the body’s capacity to metabolize blood glucose, also called blood sugar. There are numerous forms of diabetes, each of which is treated differently. Diabetes can cause a buildup of sugars in the blood, raising the risk of dangerous complications, such as stroke and heart disease, if it is not well managed. There are various types of diabetes, and the management of the ailment varies on the style. Not all types of diabetes are caused by obesity and sedentary lifestyles. Some have been present since childhood.

24 Hour Care

When your aging parent begins to require greater assistance during the day, night, or around the clock, it does not necessarily imply they must move to an assisted living facility or nursing home. When your loved one requires ongoing support with daily duties or temporary assistance while recovering from medical procedures, From The Heart Home Care provides 24-hour home care services. Situations may differ, and there is no universal client care plan, but one thing is certain: our priority is to offer your loved one the best care and support.

Around-the-Clock Home Care

You’re never alone with 24-hour caregivers by your side. Stay in Home caregiver’s goal is to help your loved one receive the proper care they need while being able to remain in their home or wherever else they’re comfortable. Families also benefit from a caregiver, knowing they have support 24/7 for their loved one.

Head & Spinal Cord Injuries Brain & Spinal Cord Injury at Home Care

If you or a family member sustains an acquired brain injury (ABI) or spinal cord damage, adjusting to a new way of life may take some time. The extent to which your life will be altered will likely be determined by the severity of your injury or sickness. A person with acquired brain injury (ABI) may feel increased mental and physical weariness and changes in the physical and cognitive processes, behavior, personality, and sensory functions. A serious spinal cord injury might result in inparaplegia or quadriplegia.

Special Needs-Autism

In-home care is an option for parents who need an extra hand or respite during emotional and physically overwhelming times. Taking care of a child with special needs can quickly take its toll on a parent who does not have time for themselves. In-come care for children with disabilities such as autism or epilepsy also allows parents to better focus on other children and family members as well as providing extra time and help to complete tasks that need to get done.

Overview of Services

Stay In Home Care provides exceptional person-centered care services. We match clients with caregivers who will provide personal care assistance, homemaker services, companionship services, and other care services according to your personalized needs and wishes. Together with our admissions staff, a personalized care plan will be created tailored to your needs and wants.

Personal Care Services

A new health diagnosis or advancing age can really begin to take a toll on our ability to continue to safely perform activities of daily living. Stay In Home Care’s highly trained staff can provide comprehensive personal care assistance with personal grooming, bathing/showering, ambulation, light housekeeping, meal planning and preparation, medication supervision, and companionship.

Companionship Care

At Stay In Home Care, we realize the beneficial effects that socialization and companionship have on one’s mental health and overall well-being. Engaging with others and growing relationships with family, friends, neighbors and other community members may ease feelings of isolation, loneliness, and depression. We provide companionship care for seniors and older adults that can assist with their return to the activities they love and that bring them joy.

Companionship Care

Career Opportunities

Our agency will be growing in the coming years and if you want to make a true difference we want you to apply. Our management team will be your advocate and allow the learning opportunities to help you grow in your career. Our working environment will be geared toward learning the different aspects of working with the elderly and certain disabilities. We will help you achieve your career goals. If you have a passion for serving others and making a significant difference in a person’s life, we definitely want you on our team!

Let's Get Started!

(214) 612-6686

Let's Discuss Your Needs (214) 612-6686

Welcome to Stay In Home Care

Call now for a free in-home, comprehensive consultation!

Welcome to Stay In Home Care

Call now for a free in-home, comprehensive consultation!

Companionship

Personal Care

Specialized Care

Hospice Care Services

Respite In-Home Care

After Surgery Care

After Hospital Care

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

Live in Senior Care

Cancer Care

Diabetes Care

24 Hour Care

Around-the-Clock Home Care

Head & Spinal Cord Injuries Brain & Spinal Cord Injury at Home Care

Special Needs-Autism

Overview of Services

Personal Care Services

Companionship Care

Companionship Care

Career Opportunities

Let's Get Started!

Let's Discuss Your Needs
(214) 612-6686